Sentence examples for late take over from inspiring English sources

The absurd growth in beer snobbery in the US perfectly illustrates a common complaint about Americans: they come to the party late, take over the bar and then claim it was their party all along.

Back in 1975, Tanzania, bent on national self-reliance, barred foreign coaches, but that policy has long since been revoked, with Jan Paulsen of Denmark the latest to take over in Dar es Salaam next month.

But a few basic and universal mores hold true: moms predominate in late morning, teens take over after 3 p.m., and strangers who are not moms or teens must never engage one another.

In 2004, they announced that Conan O'Brien, then the host of "Late Night," would take over "The Tonight Show" in 2009.

You'll find timeless classics inches away from our contemporary favourites, Whitman beside the latest poet to take over Instagram.

(Mr. Zehelein's name has recently emerged alongside that of Nike Wagner in her latest bid to take over the Wagner festival at Bayreuth).

The latest meme to take over both Egyptian and Tunisian social media involves filming a silly dance to the Harlem Shake, an electronic tune by the American D.J. Baauer, and uploading the result to YouTube.

It's true that Mr. Lanier was once driving in Silicon Valley, listening to what he thought was some Internet start-up "trumpeting the latest scheme to take over the world," when he realized he was hearing Karl Marx's "Das Kapital".

Nuance's latest move to take over the mobile world: the iPhone.

The latest acronym to take over the task of bringing law and order back to the CAR is MINUSCA: the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic.

James Corden is back in Blighty, completing his first chatshow guest slot since diving in to take over The Late Late Show in the US.