Then we got the news you'd gone over the hill.

He'd gone over the hill because his girl of two or three years was getting married, and he wanted to stop the wedding.

"About long enough to figure out how to go over the hill.

"How do you know he hasn't gone over the hill?"

He makes more than twice what she does and she's rapidly going over the hill.

But if you'll give me your word not to try and go over the hill, well leave it at that for the present."

Looked like he was going over the hill to the poorhouse.

The next time I go over the hill, it will mean the stockade.

"And you want him to go over the hill with you."

With just a little push it goes over the hill and moves rapidly down the back side.

Sailors go over the hill all the time when the ship is in port.

They could hear his heavy steps running and tripping until he went over the hill.

I went over the hills to bring her back.

I'm surprised he didn't go over the hill a week ago."

If he cut through the trees and went over the hill, he could be at the house in ten minutes.

I think for some we set it up in such a way that the opposition think they've gone over the hill.

"It's just times like this a fella gets kind of tempted to go over the hill."

In any case, when they went over the hill, Rancid was still running hard and looked as if he might be gaining on the bear.

"Then I go over the hill by myself," she said, "and take the consequences.

Three or four of them, aha, with their ponies they would leave in the night and go over the hill.

Although Thompson was only 22 when he wrote the story, it deals extensively with a fear of "going over the hill" and growing old.

One goes over the hill and the other stays in his bunk two weeks straight."

I could see all that rent income going over the hill and believe me, I saw red.

A sure sign of going over the hill.

A moment later he was gone over the hill, trailing one farewell honk.