Sentence examples for over taken from inspiring English sources
Two runs from the Panesar over, taken by Rogers from the first ball.
But the previous six months have over taken the solutions suggested to greatly expand the humanitarian management of borders and mass migrations.
"It is the most wonderful thing to be seduced, taken over, taken along for a ride," Leibovitz writes of the connection between photographer and subject.
Then, as with phone hacking now, the core issue of the abuse of the expenses system was quickly over taken by a much broader debate over and calls for reform of the way the political system works.
These include CD's released on small independent labels, available only as imports, and those by artists who have otherwise been passed over, taken for granted or simply lost in the annual crush of recordings.
Judith's family exists to be fussed over, taken note of and generally admired, though it's part of the skill with which Noël Coward has conceived his 1925 play that no one holds the Blisses in higher regard than they do themselves.
Do not let them over take you.
Depressive thoughts will over take him.
Environmental consultant and cellist, Andrew Pears, 60, also feels drama and greed have over-taken the reality of pledges and despite feeling "well informed on what the politicians are up to...I do not know if what I know is enough".
Over 100 took accounting restatements.
