Sentence examples for over a party from inspiring English sources

Ms Sturgeon takes over a party that is far from defeated.

The last real outsider to take over a party was Jimmy Carter, in 1976.

Having once been an actress, she has the old trouper's dash in putting over a party as if it were a Saturday matinée.

When the ex-president returned last year from the shortest political retirement in recent history, taking over a party tainted by in-fighting and financing scandals, he wanted a clean break.

She takes over a party that has more than 12 percent support in the polls as the nation prepares for next year's presidential race, in which she seems sure to run.

It is, after all, nine years ago this month that Mr. Blair took over a party he never pretended to like, and he has since treated his colleagues with a disdain that is almost impressive.

"He invited me over to a party at his house.

Or he says, Your love is like the plastic cups left over from a party.

From North Africa the Muslims sent over a raiding party, which caused Roderick to march to the south.

Winner take all systems allow for a fringe movement to muster enough numbers to take over an existing party.

That in turn brought criticism from Tea Party conservatives who said they felt betrayed after fueling his victories over a party-endorsed primary opponent and a Democratic incumbent.