Sentence examples for staging a takeover from inspiring English sources

But if staging a takeover of an unoccupied room isn't an option, how can you create the best working environment at home?

Next week, a retrospective exhibition of her work opens at London's Serpentine Gallery and Ono will be staging a takeover of the Guardian's art and design site.

They staged a takeover and sorted out years of financial mismanagement.

Over time, he staged a takeover of the company, eventually renovating and expanding the casino.

And the board stepped up its warnings that it could stage a takeover.

Far above the Arctic Circle in Russia's northernmost region, a group of Moscow entrepreneurs has just staged a takeover.

And as Mr. Linzy does in his Afro-centric, art world-centric performances, he has found a disarming way to introduce black culture into a closed-door museum-gallery world and, basically, stage a takeover.

They claim that Mr Murakami set livedoor up to stage a takeover bid, to help him sell his already large, but poorly performing, stake in Nippon Broadcasting, at a high price.

He finally achieved this early in 2014, when, with the support of Clarke and the amiable old Australian buffer Wally Edwards, he staged a takeover at an ICC board meeting in Dubai.

As if to prove this, Pinterest last month launched its first ever global advertising campaign on Channel 4's Eating Well With Helmsley And Helmsley food programme, and staged a takeover of London's Bond Street tube station last week.

For would-be female crime writers today, part of her appeal is that her protagonists are civilians, in contrast to other potential role models, from PD James and Ruth Rendell onwards, who staged a takeover of the police detective novel (although Rendell later developed a cop-free Highsmith-esque sideline as Barbara Vine).