Sentence examples for called takeover from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow they are opening all the public spaces in their buildings for an all-night event called Takeover.

While flicking through the NME, Buxton spotted an advert for something called Takeover TV, a comedy talent show for which members of the public submitted video sketches.

He and Rob Johns, an elections expert at the University of Essex, are writing a new book on the party called Takeover: Explaining the Extraordinary Rise of the SNP.

Both models, the X-52 and the Freewheel, bring a new control system and game mode (called Takeover) to the Anki experience, though, as Phoebe notes, they do little to encourage more girls to play.

This process, called takeover, involves massive programmed cell death (PCD) of zooid organs via apoptosis followed by programmed removal of cell corpses by blood phagocytes within approximately 1 day.

If you haven't seen the name ViLLAGE, you may recognise his sounds - from remixing Lana Del Rey to releasing a debut EP called Takeover - which have been scattered all across the internet.

The workaholic d.j. has gone from putting songs up on Myspace to becoming a six-time Grammy winner, and now he's touring the world in what he calls "Takeovers," performing multiple shows in Amsterdam, Barcelona, San Francisco, and New York.

Then he called the takeover "a complete military coup which is categorically rejected by all the free people of the country who have struggled so that Egypt turns into a civil democratic society".

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Calling a Takeover Like It Is  |  The merger of the energy companies Nstar and Northeast should really be called a takeover, as evidenced by the $50 million that five Nstar executives stand to gain when their company is sold, Reuters BreakingViews writes.

He called the takeover "a blatant political move".

NovaStar was also routinely called a takeover target.