Sentence examples for relentlessly taking over from inspiring English sources
When the wind failed, Kidd could push ahead relentlessly, taking over a becalmed merchant ship with ease.
From then on a single economic system has relentlessly expanded, taking over other cultures, other peoples' resources and labor.
He innovated relentlessly, taking pictures from balloons.
That's the moment where the movie's script definitively wins, or, rather, loses — it takes over with such relentlessly constricting, tyrannical force that no air can seep in.
Add the fact that the corner of Mercer and Howard has been taken over by VFiles, the new cyberspace companion of Visionaire and V, the relentlessly fashionable downtown culture magazines, the offices of which have had their headquarters across the street since 1999, and you've got quite a little scene cooking.
That group, alone, has an estimated strength of around 30,000 and managed to take over a huge swath of territory, including Iraq's second largest city, despite being relentlessly targeted in its infancy by JSOC.
He took over United in 2002 as it was on the verge of bankruptcy, and has since pushed relentlessly for a merger.
Far-right figures, for their part, have relentlessly exploited Paris's problems on social media, posting inflammatory videos that make it seem like marauding migrants have taken over every street corner.
The adrenalin takes over".
