| After that it looks like something from a more refined and genteel and luxurious and over-the-top era. |
| Owen had a much more convincing penalty appeal just before half-time, but Andreas Dober somehow got away with a blatant, over-the-top foul. |
| It was edgy and over-the-top, with enough random cinematic references to keep even the most knowledgeable film geek happy. |
| He tackles a variety of styles, from his signature over-the-top look through chic, romantic, modern and funky, and on to downright conservative. |
| Despite the company's popularity, dissenters often accuse the Russian choreographer of indulging in over-the-top theatrics. |
| In taste terms, it was almost over-the-top, like having too many extroverts at a dinner party, spirited but good fun. |
