Sentence examples for easily take over from inspiring English sources

C4 could easily take over BBC3 and BBC4 and be given access to the licence fee.

He knew that he could no more easily take over Annecy than Napoleon could take over Moscow.

The landscape can all too easily take over, like some plot-gobbling leviathan, out-acting the humans.

It's warm and it's wonderful and it's a good thing, but it can easily take over your life".

By Sasha Frere-Jones Anna Ternheim is one of almost a dozen Swedes who could easily take over the American charts if the right people were paying attention.

Anna Ternheim is one of almost a dozen Swedes who could easily take over the American charts if the right people were paying attention.

Hezbollah, a powerful Shiite militia, repelled an Israeli invasion in 2006 and easily took over West Beirut in a one-sided civil war in 2008.

But following the military coup, first the Tuareg rebels and then the Islamist militias easily took over Mali's desert north, a region the size of France.

In Alpuri, the administrative headquarters of Shangla, a crowd of militants easily took over the police station, despite the emergency decree, Mayor Ibad Khan said.

By issuing dozens of proxy votes, which gave anti-arms protesters the right to ask questions, CAAT easily took over a meeting that is usually held in central London.

"The idea that any of those exchanges could be easily taken over by London is quite wrong," said Ruben Lee, managing director of the Oxford Finance Group, a research and consulting firm.