Sentence examples for take over house from inspiring English sources

Marian McEvoy, the editor in chief of Elle Decor, published by the Hachette Filipacchi Magazines unit of Lagardere, resigned on Thursday to take over House Beautiful, a 104-year-old publication owned by Hearst Magazines.

In 1987, Wintour returned to New York to take over House & Garden.

The emergency bill, which parliament was due to adopt last night, would also allow the government to take over housing loans held by the banks and put them in a government housing fund.

There, he gradually took over houses, redundant agricultural and army buildings, and installed first his family, then his art.

HUD has previously taken over housing authorities in San Francisco; Wellston, Mo.; Lafayette, La New Orleans Chicago CamdendeN.J..J.; and Orange County, Tex., he said.

Many Albanians who lost their homes in the 1998-99 crackdown by Serbian forces took over houses abandoned by fleeing Serbs when NATO peacekeepers moved in.

The gang took over houses used by vulnerable drug users to run their dealing operations in the town after intelligence reports suggested that gangs were moving some of their operations to avoid an anti-gang drive by the Metropolitan Police.

Rahnsch and Kubat were among those present at a groundbreaking gathering this week in Prague of about 90 German expellees and their relatives and dozens of Czechs, including some whose families took over houses vacated by German speakers.

The talks were not resumed after the ending of the truce following a violent confrontation in Belfast when troops prevented Catholic families from taking over houses in the Lenadoon estate.

Doctors working at the USC Medical Center were recruited to play the ones who try to save E.T. after government agents take over Elliott's house.

For some reason I'm feeling nervous, like I'm trespassing, like someone else has already taken over this house.