Sentence examples for continue to take over from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile "on the ground" – a good title for a film – Israeli settlers continue to take over Palestinian homes and lands making a viable Palestinian homeland an impossible dream.

I think they're going to continue to take over the world".

Online video will only continue to take over an increasingly large share of media consumption.

Why should he continue to take over such a vast amount of space when much more important things are happening in the world?

But for how much longer will the Republicans' modern counter-American-Revolution, which started at around 1980, when Reagan won the White House, continue to take over this country?

And the Israelis continue to take over more Palestinian properties in "Arab neighborhoods" turning them over to settler groups to create new hostile military-protected colonies in the heart of Arab areas.

But the future of Nagoya and Aichi, says one foreign businessman, depends on whether Toyota, which still dominates its prefecture, "continues to take over the world".

BEN BRANTLEY *+ 'DAME EDNA: BACK WITH A VENGEANCE!' It was nearly a half century ago that Edna Everage (damehood still awaited her) was invented by a young Australian drama student named Barry Humphries, whose body the mauve-haired entertainer continues to take over for public appearances.

Broadway * 'DAME EDNA: BACK WITH A VENGEANCE!' It was nearly half a century ago that Edna Everage (damehood still awaited her) was invented by a young Australian drama student named Barry Humphries, whose body the mauve-haired entertainer continues to take over for public appearances.

BRANTLEY *++ 'DAME EDNA: BACK WITH A VENGEANCE!' It was nearly a half-century ago that Edna Everage (damehood still awaited her) was invented by an Australian drama student named Barry Humphries, whose body the mauve-haired entertainer continues to take over for public appearances.

Broadway *++ 'DAME EDNA: BACK WITH A VENGEANCE!' It was nearly a half-century ago that Edna Everage (damehood still awaited her) was invented by a young Australian drama student named Barry Humphries, whose body the mauve-haired entertainer continues to take over for public appearances.