Sentence examples for band took over from inspiring English sources
A brass band took over a spot in Times Square.
"Now that I know what true love means/ I just hope she stays with me," Mr. Legend sang, swaying behind his mike stand as his band took over.
It wasn't until Mr. Nelson and his band took over for a finale, breezing into "Whiskey River," that the show felt like a Willie Nelson concert.
The Russian conversations carried on, and the party livened up as a brass band took over and the dance floor filled with rowdy moves that included a couple that broke out in push-ups.
They were superbly played: clean, hard swinging, peeling off the patina of big-band nostalgia with its pulsating rhythm section and narrowing down into parts in which small sections of the band took over.
Then the Blind Boys' own band took over, following the singers' cues as they applied themselves to a more specific task: to "let your Holy Ghost come on down".
The Mingus Big Band takes over on Tuesdays.
The mood brims with anger and complaint, but subsides as another band takes over.
"The band takes over a crowd," said Megan Leff, 28, who works in advertising in Manhattan.
She'd scamper off stage, letting the band take over, and return in a few minutes newly outfitted — silver, red, blue, gold — and fluffing her luxuriant hair.
