spill over

Presently, someone from a neighbouring table offered me a can of beer, an act of spontaneous generosity with which Osaka spills over.

However when attempting to break back out he spills over a magazine stand and unwittingly switches his magazines for Farmer's weekly!

In this quirk of the human mind, one powerful impression spills over onto our other judgments of a situation.

The herd spills over a far ridge, swelling like a stream down the mountainside.

The custom of prescribing tonic foods for a healthier life also spills over into the catering industry.

This is as much a threat to recovery as the eurozone crisis, as it spills over into the UK.

The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is known for reggae music, Jamaican food and an edgy vibe that occasionally spills over into violence.

Sometimes this spills over into threatening behaviour on the part of the believer.

Her approach to painting spills over into sculpture and de la Cruz often incorporates found objects and furniture into her work.

Bougainvillea spills over long walls with barbed wire; a plain-clothes man packing a pistol questions visitors.

Third, conflict spills over borders, with devastating effects: the Congo is just one example.

It spills over into and affects nearly all aspects of your business.

That same belief spills over to everyday work.

feeling bad about having eaten too much can make you feel irritable and angry, which spills over into your interactions with other people.

She is unorganized and sometimes it spills over into her life.

But unable to conceal happiness that by accident spills over

What data (if any) are overwritten when the buffer gets full and spills over