Phrasal Verbs: for

The escaped prisoner made ____ the coast.
1. for
2. over
On the way to Poland we flew ____ Germany.
1. for
2. over
We've been waiting ____ the bus since 10 o'clock.
1. for
2. over
MP stands___ Member of Parliament.
1. for
2. over
Always look ___ your exam paper before handing it in.
1. for
2. over
Tina cried for hours after her dog had been run ___ by a car.
1. for
2. over
His temperature rose alarmingly and they sent ___ the doctor.
1. for
2. over
As soon as the film was ___, they went home.
1. for
2. over
He thanked her ___ her help.
1. for
2. over
When the Red Indians attacked the fort, the Captain telegraphed ___ the cavalry.
1. for
2. over
Multi-nationals frequently take ___ smaller companies.
1. for
2. over
Ask the waiter ___ the bill.
1. for
2. over
We went ___ the plan several times to make sure everyone understood it.
1. for
2. over
I wrote ___ the catalogue and it arrived a week later.
1. for
2. over
His son died more than a year ago but he hasn't got ___ it yet.
1. for
2. over
I can’t tell you what I’m going to do until I’ve talked it ___ with my husband.
1. for
2. over
I’ll call ___ you at seven and we’ll go to the cinema together.
1. for
2. over
The gangsters made the bank clerks hand ___ all the money.
1. for
2. over
The ex-Prime Minister will hand ___ to the newly elected government in 10 days’ time.
1. for
2. over
He ran ___ the bus.
1. for
2. over
He’s going to run ___ president but I don’t think he’ll win.
1. for
2. over
When the storm’s blown ___ we'll go outside again.
1. for
2. over
When the storm’s blown ___ in the office, we'll be able to work together again.
1. for
2. over
Could you go ___ the problem again; I didn't understand it all.
1. for
2. over
Remember you’re driving. If you have another drink, you’ll be ___ the limit.
1. for
2. over
He has no ideals; he lives only ___ money and material success.
1. for
2. over

Phrasal Verbs: for - over

These are not opposites, unlike the previous pairs.