see over

British  

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to inspect by making a tour of

   she said she'd like to see over the house

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Example Sentences

Ryan pointed out that crypto trading volumes total over $7 trillion a month, while U.S. equities see over $10 trillion in volume a month.

From MarketWatch

But the market’s response soured as investors zoomed in on questions about the margins of its custom AI chips, the timing of a massive commitment from OpenAI and the company’s ability to see over the horizon into 2027.

From The Wall Street Journal

The books were stacked so high in front of her that she could barely see over them, but Penelope would know the way from the library to the nursery blindfolded, and she was lost in thought in any case.

From Literature

State Emergency Service volunteers and school staff have been walking through buildings and "mapping all coloured sand they see" over the weekend, she added.

From BBC

Despite a few wobbles, she looked confident throughout, but said afterwards that she had hurt her neck in practice and was struggling to see over her shoulder.

From Barron's