Sentence examples for take over almost from inspiring English sources

New singers take over almost all the roles in the Metropolitan Opera's current revival of Verdi's "Don Carlo," which opened on Dec. 29 conducted by Valery Gergiev.

Someday the subject of who his tennis rivals were will take over almost any conversation about him — will be who he was in the minds of those tennis fans for whom who he continues to matter.

"This will be the first time a single artist has ever taken over almost the entire museum," said Scott Rothkopf, a Whitney curator who has quietly been working on the retrospective for over a year now.

It has taken over almost 30% of the world cement industry.

His theory was taken over almost in its entirety by Schleiermacher in the latter's much more famous hermeneutics lectures, delivered during the first third of the nineteenth century.

The Seljuq Turks had taken over almost all of Anatolia after the Byzantine defeat at the Battle of Manzikert in 1071; however, their conquests were piecemeal and led by semi-independent warlords, rather than by the sultan.

One can find both Prada and Penshoppe (a local clothing brand) in major malls, with both the uber-rich and working classes participating in a global consumerist culture, which has taken over almost all corners of the plant.

The relentless pursuit of adolescent boys of all ages seems to have taken over almost completely.

Since then, say its critics, it has embarked on a power grab, taking over almost every independent institution.

International backing for Afghan women gathered force after the Taliban took over almost all of Afghanistan in 1996.

He's been barely a part of it since I took over almost two years ago, and therefore we'll see where he's at when he comes back into the game: what his rhythm is and what his shape is.