Sentence examples for literally took over from inspiring English sources

"We had a great following and we literally took over the ground with Chester fans, so I just feel for them because they back us so much.

My friend and I started a website when we were younger that literally took over our school within four hours of going online.

A circus-like atmosphere reigned as reporters, photographers, cameramen, producers and every media animal known to man or woman literally took over the main terminal's second floor and roof to monitor events.

Now after a summer of festival takeovers and a hometown 10th anniversary bash in which the label literally took over the Sydney Opera House, Future Classic is coming to tour in North America, with a series of events slated for Brooklyn's Goodroom, MoMa's PS1 (Ta-ku's first ever North American performance), a stage at TomorrowWorld, and more, including a performance from FLUME in Los Angeles.

"They literally take over," she added.

Literally, taking over USA Basketball, that was what was involved.

"Nature had literally taken over, and there were actual plants growing throughout the interior," he said.

Rarely does this point of view literally take over the optical view of the character for an extended period.

I think it's possible for the mayor to provide educational leadership without literally taking over the schools.

"Software and computing had evolved to a point where software was getting powerful enough that it could literally take over other industries," he says.

Dalton described the devil figure as a horned cow head … and then it would give you an assignment and it would literally take over your whole body".