Sentence examples for do take over from inspiring English sources

The dances do take over, but are not conceived to be show-stealing.

"I was angry and disappointed at the time a couple of weeks ago with William Gallas, and your emotions do take over," he told the Bolton News.

To me it seems obvious you do these things with your kids anyway but then again, it's how I was brought up myself and you do take over "habits" from your parents, don't you?

If something happened at the wall, it could give the Communists the chance to do what they've always wanted to do — take over West Berlin on the pretext of intervening to 'restore order.' Also, the Allied forces are still in charge of this city.

On the other hand — though by now this post has more hands than Lakshmi — if the Tories do take over, there will be an upside: David Cameron's admirable project of luring the Conservative Party off the ledge of nativist, Blimpish, socially illiberal right-wing populism will not, at least for the time being, be reversed.

If children do take over, Kay suggests that one handle everyday finances and regularly inform siblings in writing of what is going on.

And now — in addition to singing Alberich this season in "Rheingold," "Siegfried" and "Götterdämmerung" — Mr. Owens does what stars do, taking over the stage for a solo recital.

And if the driver does take over, the optical system is automatically overridden.

Some of those great shows haven't been technically spotless, but something else did take over".

Then the hard part actually does take over, and you realise that novels don't simply translate into movies.

If Tony Fernandes does take over, we hope it will be more positive and bridges can be built".