Sentence examples for suddenly taking over from inspiring English sources

But what happened on February 21 was not a military putsch or even simply a wave of protestors suddenly taking over the levers of power.

Had Spike Lee suddenly taken over coaching duties from Mike D'Antoni, inspiring John Starks and Reggie Miller to call off retirement?

Carter did not suddenly take over from Machenaud but signed up for the defence.

HOUSTON (AP) -- On a night when pitching suddenly took over the NL playoffs, someone was bound to get a hit.

As Mr. Campbell went higher and higher up the fingerboard, his line was suddenly taken over by the winds at the same pitch.

It is as if Aaron Sorkin, in his most solemn mood, had suddenly taken over screenwriting duties for the final 10 minutes.

Both had wanted to try to communicate with him to calm "this terrible dark scenario that had suddenly taken over", said Bradley.

This time Bois wanted to know what would happen to the league if it were suddenly taken over by a new species of basketball-playing superhumans.

Some 2,000 Allied servicemen and women were stationed here (compared with today's dwindling population of about 650), and English suddenly took over from Gaelic as the dominant language.

In the context of his usual offhanded compositions and wayward framing, the formal self-consciousness of these circular shots is startling — as if Jean-Luc Godard had suddenly taken over an episode of the "Real Housewives" franchise.

A pregnant woman can certainly be governor, but I think I speak for us all in suggesting that a semi-homeless extremely pregnant woman is not in the perfect position to suddenly take over the job.