Sentence examples for over the basement from inspiring English sources
After the family moved to Worcester, Mass., Richard virtually took over the basement to build model planes.
It's like the starter in sourdough bread, and it grows geometrically, like a mold taking over the basement, hatching baby sweaters, hats, mittens -- all the knitter's signs of love.
At 23, stirred by an urge to do something more creative, Mr. Tournaire took over the basement of his parents' home in Saint-Germain-Laval Saint-Germain-Laval Saint-Germain-Lavaln central France, and began making jewelry for friends out of kitchen utensils.
Security detail even took over the basement of the house to install temporary ballistic shielding, a source not authorized to speak publicly told the New York Times.
They took over the basement of Arts@Renaissance and went to town, adding album covers here, knick-knacks there, broken glass to stand in for the dangerous waters of the deep, an elaborate room for the Tailor and so on.
Shortly after the closure, they were invited to take over the basement of the Sydney Opera House and build a Super Club — a post club-running adult fantasy in which they were given the freedom to redesign the room, install their own sound system, custom lights and a DJ booth – and they went for it.
But Cristobal, just the second coach in FIU football history, guided the program to its first winning season, first two bowl games in 2010 and 2011, and first-ever Sun Belt conference championship (2010) after taking over the basement-dwelling program -- which played in a high school stadium and had racquetball courts for a weight room -- in 2007.
However the conventional classification by school, so frequent in art museums, takes over in the basement where the 50 or so paintings from the Esterházy collection are on show: simply because the family's last descendant wanted it that way.
They even gave over the finished basement to the son of a friend working on the island.
In April she took over the Pottery Basement, selling mugs and teapots to visitors and supplying the resort's hotels.
Shortly after the 1972 United States Presidential election, the Michigan Youth Politics Institute moved out of the space across the hall, and Elderly took over the entire basement of the building.
