Sentence examples for take over towns from inspiring English sources

By mid-April, separatist insurgents, stirred up by Russian propaganda and aided by Russian intelligence officers, had begun to take over towns in Donbass.

Horrors come at the narrator searching for his missing daughter in a Britain of the mid-21st century racked by climate change – a devastating heatwave, crop failure, refugees flooding into the country, and under-resourced authorities clinging on to law and order as gangs take over towns and allow an ancient evil to take hold.

Way Up has the housy feel of another one of his 2016 offerings, Take Over Town, and that's a good thing.

His government invited some 130 foreign journalists to Tripoli last week and promptly bused them to areas where anti-Qaddafi protesters have burned buildings or taken over towns.

The jihadists have taken over towns and villages and there have been some reports of the army fleeing rather than fighting.

"The bear story has taken over town," she said.

From Sept. 2 to 10, the Reykjavik Jazz Festival takes over town, from City Hall to the Opera House and cafes and hotels in between.

Their syrup mirrors the way lava flows: It's just a show, it might take over town, Sometimes the Cyclops, from his foxhole, throws Rocks at Ulysses.

With the exception of the Gucci riots in the Florida vote-counting halls, Bush did not have the red-shirted cadres to take over town halls because opposition candidates won, as has happened in Caracas.

The rebels quickly took over towns around the capital and then moved into Bangui around 7 30 a.m. on Sunday, witnesses said.

The Republican Guard, the best-equipped of Yemen's military units, is seen as important in efforts to contain Al Qaeda and other Islamist groups that took over towns in the south this year.