Sentence examples for taking over a space from inspiring English sources

"We're simply taking over a space no one was using in a densely populated neighbourhood that lacks sufficient public space," says Dan Barasch, who specialises in promoting socially innovative applications of technology.

VICKI FREEMAN and MARC MEYER, below, who own FIVE POINTS in NoHo, are taking over a space in Chelsea, at 156 10th Avenue (20th Street), which they plan to turn into a 140-seat restaurant this year.

Pilot This new gallery in the Cihangir neighborhood has taken over a space of 700 square meters, or 7,500 square feet, that once held a popular 1970s disco, and that seems appropriate for Halil Altindere's exhibition, "If I can't dance, it's not my revolution".

Founded by Radar Radio DJ Vladimir Strabykin, aka Lokiboi, and Rodrigo Mikascisti (aka Raro), the party's taken over a space that was left to rot and transformed it — something that's more vital than ever during a period of escalating remapping of the capital's sites of nightspot worship.

Taking over a gigantic hangar space and turning it into a utopia in Griffentown, Montreal, Sid Lee creates an experience where learning and marketing are one.

Ms. Michelson is known for her uncanny ability to take over a space.

The showroom takes over a space on Greene Street previously used by the design store Moss.

The company, which sells gingham shirts for a hundred and sixty-five dollars and shoulder bags for three hundred and ninety-five dollars, would take over a space where a used-book store could no longer make rent.

ModCell will soon set up a "flying factory", where they will take over a space such as a farmyard to construct straw bale walls for 20 homes in Leeds for an "eco village" scheme.

When Philip Canonaco (pronounced ka-NON-a-ko) set up up his barber shop, he took over a space that had been owned and operated for 18 years by a guy named Vincent Penna.

As it happened, MeVC took over a space at the same address as Del Biaggio's old fund.