Sentence examples for sometimes take over from inspiring English sources
Large noisy parties sometimes take over the main dining room.
Call ahead; parties sometimes take over the entire room.
(Unfortunately the spirits take over the book, just as children can sometimes take over a family).
Yet the accumulated facts sometimes take over and drive the narrative.
They have led the way in promoting women, who sometimes take over when a husband or father has died.
"The subconscious can sometimes take over in those situations," he said, "but, happily, I didn't hold back at all".
But it is the two percussionists, working together and sometimes taking over the group, that make "Voladores" playful and unusual.
The gang worked out of vacant apartments and sometimes took over the apartments of residents who were not involved in the sales, the authorities said.
Sometimes taking over a theatre is like trying to turn an oil tanker around – hard, slow work that requires a steady hand and enormous patience.
They often came with large entourages, going on extravagant shopping trips and sometimes taking over entire floors of luxury hotels near the theme parks.
Today Mr. Tull, 63, drives his own car, sometimes takes over the controls of a private plane, and goes on an annual trout-fishing trip to Colorado with friends.
