“We should not be far beyond the mark when we say that work done in overtime costs nearly double that which is performed in the ordinary working hours.”

“The dispute involves the payment of overtime, which York workers believe they are entitled to whenever agency workers are called in.”

“But O'Gilvie answered back with a 3-pointer with 40 seconds left to tie it 57-57 and send the game to overtime.”

“If this monotonous mess doesn't end after two overtimes, teams are forced to go for two points on touchdown conversions.”

“A scoreless tie after regulation play and two overtimes, the match went into a penalty kick shoot-out.”

“The second of those games was an incredible occasion with the Nets eventually winning 137-136 afthreehree overtimes.”