Sentence examples for that can overtake from inspiring English sources

He was referring to the drink-infused spectacle that can overtake the place far into the morning.

It is an obsession that can overtake one's experience of daily events, and can hint of a bridge-and-tunnel apocalypse.

"Beautiful Creatures" is a classic example of the confusions and the outright blunders that can overtake talented people who commit themselves to a concept driven purely by the movie marketplace.

I was seasick for the first two days, and even after taking large doses of Dramamine, I never completely shook that woozy, drowsy feeling that can overtake you on a rolling ship.

LAWRENCE GUSSMAN of Scarsdale, who recently donated more than 130 works of African art to the Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College here, knows the kind of hunger that can overtake a true collector.

What England have to guard against is the excitement that can overtake bowlers who see the ball smack head high into the keeper's gloves so that they pitch too short.

But despite Mr. McCall's apparent lead, many Democratic officials point to a recent spate of missteps that have left them doubting that he can overtake Gov. George E. Pataki if he wins the primary.

"It's promoting the growth of the healthy bacteria that can then overtake the staph," she said.

Frazer Bradshaw's eerie, melancholy film "Everything Strange and New" captures a sensation that can suddenly overtake you: that everyday life is as weird as any piece of science fiction.

Google also ranks its sponsored links according to their usefulness, which means that if more people click on a sponsored link further down the list, that link can overtake sponsors who are paying more.

Kenny hopes that Team GB can overtake the Beijing medal tally.