Sentence examples for taking over sites from inspiring English sources

What started as a small underground scene of warehouse parties in the downtown core had blown up to a point where promoters were taking over sites including the CN Tower and the Ontario Science Centre, attracting thousands of partiers.

"It is estimated that our taking over site security will result in savings of up to $4 million".

Construction companies will be allowed to take over sites that have been developed but have fallen into disuse, and will only pay for the land when the properties they have built are sold.

In taking over the sites' domain names, or Web addresses, the government effectively redirected any visitors to its own takedown notice.

He said that in some cases, Russian forces had advanced farther into Georgia on Thursday and had "been taking over additional sites in my country".

In December, 2014, the New Yorker asked them to "take over" their site for a week, posting 28 shots, and within weeks, the magazine announced the site as its most popular takeover ever.

On Wednesday the Park Service takes over the site with its work cut out for it, since rangers will have to weave the competing strands together.

On their blog post about the acquisition, CEO Evan Kraus says that since launch Rifftrax "has all but taken over our site".

Another deal faltered when IPCG had to call off shipping equipment to the Baiji refinery in Iraq because the self-described Islamic State had taken over the site.

"We welcome people's views, but you are all basically taking over the site," an administrator there posted plaintively.

The community of LA's Glassell Park, for instance, seems keen on Tesco taking over the site of a former Albertsons store with one of its first American outlets.