Sentence examples for regularly take over from inspiring English sources

The Belfast Music Club crew regularly take over a huge outdoor smoking terrace for day/night hoedowns that run the gamut from cosmic disco to jackin' house.

"It is not like it is over, but the tide is going out on San Francisco," says Chris Carlsson, a resident since 1978 and co-founder of the Critical Mass bicycle activism movement, whose offshoots regularly take over the streets of London and other cities worldwide.

The front lock had been broken for a year now, moaned one resident, and the building was regularly taken over by teenagers who set up their pirate radio station on the roof.

In the years following its foundation, BAG regularly took over sub-performing loans from troubled cooperative banks, because it had the necessary know-how.

Over the following years he regularly took over 100 wickets in each season and often played in the prestigious Gentlemen v Players matches.

Since the 1970's artists have regularly taken over public parks, billboards and even street corners to present works of longer or shorter duration.

Mr. Orozco-Estrada, 35, will begin conducting the orchestra regularly next season and take over officially with a five-year contract in the 2014-15 season.

Kaleigh Wiese, Founder and CEO of Garment-Exchange.com, a peer-to peer marketplace that allows women nationwide to rent their clothing, says her brand regularly invites users to take over the company's account to share their personal brands and promote the community of fashionistas within Garment Exchange.

Rahul Gandhi, scion of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, is poised to take over, but regularly proves himself incapable.

Rumors regularly reappeared about Sinofsky angling to take over more business units.

And Ms. Grib, who said that she draws "a nominal salary" as both a performer and artistic director, said a number of musicians who regularly appear with the group could take over her role.