overspill

But not everyone sees the overspill from work to personal life as a negative.

The grass was high and littered with overspill from the house.

Only the overspill of light from round the corner split the blue dark.

It was built in 1964, partly due to the London overspill.

It is usually the person in the adjacent seat complaining about any overspill.

An overspill car park opened on 31 January 2012, accessed from platform 2.

Perhaps there will be some overspill into this which you can take advantage of.'

The name "overspill" was often used as a derogatory term for these residents.

So she can give you her overspill work.

She was named after one of the town's post-war overspill housing developments.

The newspaper reporters who came on to the scene contributed to the overspill of spite.

The first London overspill housing was completed in the early 1960s.

This was one of the overspill places for The Marquee, just down the road.

The heart of the strong population growth lay in London itself and an overspill of about 1 million people was expected.

C. There is an overspill of workers and their families from Glasgow.

It was created in 1956 as a population overspill for Glasgow City.

One planet will have its population exterminated to make room for the overspill from Em's world.

Arriving later, I am directed to an overspill theatre.

It is London's official overspill town, with quick rail and road links to the capital.

By Monday this week, 5,000 applications were filed for approximately 800 overspill spaces.

We thought, instead, there may be some residual energy overspill in the same way the possessed betray their presence.

Much of the housing here was built for the public sector and originally housed overspill population from London.

Surrounding cabins had been converted to hold the overspill.

The name, preliv, comes from the Serbian word for overspill.

To his left the overspill of water was plunging down to turn the meadow below into a quagmire.