Sentence examples for taken over something from inspiring English sources

"I've not taken over something that's on the up.

Then there's the possibility that Wachovia itself could be taken over, something that has been speculated for several months.

Many of his observations are more pointed.About picking your own fruit: "When white people harvest a crop it's known as 'berry picking.' " About flea markets: "Once again white people have taken over something that poor people used to like and made it extremely expensive".

I've taken over something that's on the down.

It can mean going in and taking over something that's already very big and making it better, whether that's revenues, expense management, bottom-line profitability.

He and his people took over something that was "dead" and "gave it life," he said: "We rescued it with the vision of living here in harmony".

After two years, they were taking over, something he now refers to as "the attack of the killer morning glory vines".

You don't want your parents taking over something that is your thing.

The minute they take over something, they crush it.... Every time I've become a part of the Hollywood mainstream, it's been crap!

Get a few allies that are secretly rebelling against their side, and let them join with you to take over something.

This had been fed by newspapers such as the Daily Mail, which, in July 1983, launched a campaign with the front-page headline "Ban video sadism now", described the "Rape of our children's minds", and in a story headed "'Taken over' by something evil from the TV set", suggested that a boy had been possessed by one such film.