Sentence examples for over the residence from inspiring English sources

Then there was December 1998, when the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement, a guerrilla group, took over the residence of Japan's ambassador to Peru.

During disputes between England over the residence of the papacy in 1392, Charles had an attack of "madness" that included fever and convulsions.

The enzyme specific peptide fingerprint produced with this proteolytic capillary reactor system correlated with the degree of hydrolysis, which can be controlled over the residence time by adjusting the flow rate.

The relative time scales of recovery τrr, a dimensionless number defined as the ratio of the time needed to return to background concentrations over the residence time of natural waters, vary between 5 and 10 for Na, Ca, and Mg, and between 10 and 20 for Sr and Ba.

We created a scaled relative measure of exposure by adding available nitrate-N concentrations at the three Barnstable wells over the residence period for exposed subjects (SSI 2008).

Danielle Steele lives in one of San Francisco's most over-the-top residences: the Spreckels Mansion, an opulent 55-room Beaux Arts manse.

Mikva, Connaughton, and Bruce Lindsey — Mikva's deputy and a longtime Clinton friend — crossed over to the Residence, where they were told to wait for Clinton in his private study, on the second floor.

Ross: Travel brands like Airbnb and HomeAway offer a wide variety of accommodations from budget options to over-the-top residences.

Besides taking over the Japanese residence, Gbagbo's fighters also tried to break into the French ambassador's house, before the French forces destroyed their two vehicles.

Besides taking over the Japanese residence, Gbagbo's forces also tried to break into the French ambassador's house, before French forces destroyed their two vehicles.

The city of Rome, deserted by the papacy, presented a sombre picture of shepherds, herdsmen, labourers, and artisans dwelling by ruins that testified to past glory and were now taken over as the residences of powerful aristocratic families.