Sentence examples similar to accepted to take over from inspiring English sources

In 1720 there was an incredible boom in South Sea stock, as a result of the company's proposal, accepted by Parliament, to take over the national debt.

The passionate Scot accepted the offer to take over the national reins from Craig Levein and insisted his new post was "a great job".

In 1818, the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel accepted an offer to take over the chair of philosophy at the University of Berlin.

Brinkley accepted an offer to take over the office of another doctor who was moving out of state.

Local governments have accepted the responsibility to take over the financing of the centers' running costs after the initial period of 6 months.

He took Swansea into the Championship before accepting the opportunity to take over Premier League Wigan in 2009.

The twist is that this success almost didn't happen, because Reid, earlier in the season, came close to accepting a job to take over Brigham Young University's football program.

Poised and confident, Catchings has accepted responsibility for taking over a game.

"I accepted that blacks wanted to take over culturally," she explained, "and that whites must stand in the wings until that developed".

One of these, in Walkley, is to be run jointly by volunteers and a local 'cafe-bar' chain, after the city council accepted bids from both to take over the branch.

When he accepted the Welsh FA's offer to take over from John Toshack last year, urged on by his compatriots Mark Hughes and Robbie Savage, the team were in a terrible state.