Sentence examples for say take over from inspiring English sources

The ad units offered less creative options for advertisers who want to, say, take over the site's home page or add moving text to an ad.

"Sometimes I just feel it on my own, other times my teammates come to me and say, 'Take over.' It depends on the moment".

When I say "take over your life," I mean the constant reminders that make your illness feel much more prevalent -- in the physical sense: infusions, vomiting, sweats, fevers, etc., and also in the mental sense: people assuming you always feel terrible, watching your friends dwindle, being angry and not knowing who to blame, confusion, denial, regret, fear, etc.

"I wouldn't say took over," said Mitchell kindly, "so much as a few of us moved in".

This April we will be, as they say, taking over the Big Apple.

I wouldn't say took over, but I had my opinions on things and doing stuff.

When I brought home one of her crude dogs in top hats, Mom said, "Take over your Mold-A-Hero.

The book, he said, took over his life.

"Excuse me, everybody, listen up," Obama said, taking over the microphone.

"Only the terrorists and the Taliban threaten to pull out women's fingernails for wearing nail polish," Laura Bush said, taking over her husband's weekly radio address.

The former Yale women's soccer coach Rudy Meredith was among those caught up in the investigation, which prosecutors said took over a year to complete.