Sentence examples for again taken over from inspiring English sources

But this proved fleeting, and investment has once again taken over as the main driver of growth.

As his son and successor, James V, was an infant, the government was again taken over by regents.

Chubby Chandler has once again taken over the Jigger Inn, a watering hole situated on the Old Course, in which the agent of Ernie Els, Lee Westwood and Rory McIlroy first found solace for the 2005 championship here.

The hashtag #OscarSoWhite has once again taken over social media thanks to Thursday morning's Oscar nominations announcement.

Over the past few weeks, college sport has once again taken over the lead in ink and air time; not actually games, of course, but stories that illustrate the corruption of higher education in America by the presence of intercollegiate athletics on campus, or more precisely football on campus.

9.46am: Hi, it's Andrew Sparrow again, taking over from Haroon.

Farooq was then succeeded as leader by his son, Omar Abdullah, in 2002, but Farooq again took over the party's leadership in 2009.

Two and a half centuries later, the geopolitical costs of Russia again taking over Crimea have combined with falling oil prices to push the rouble down.

Holmes is not directly criticised in Moriarty, as he only appears in an imitation short story tagged on at the end, with good old Watson once again taking over the narration.

Thrust into the game as the emergency catcher with Russell Martin and Francisco Cervelli both injured, the 40-year-old Posada became a catcher again, taking over his old position for the first time since Game 6 of the 2010 American League Championship Series.

Last month, the store grew again, taking over the loft apartment above the shop, and turned it into a brand-new floor, giving more space (and grace) to the higher-end labels it carries: Proenza Schouler, Christopher Kane and others.