Sentence examples for again taking over from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

Yesterday he resurfaced again, taking over from QPR-bound Neil Warnock at Palace, who are presently in administration and out of the Championship's relegation zone only on goal difference.

She was comfortable with her anger, her loyalty, and a concern that is probably Nascar's as well: how can you grow and prosper as a national business without Northern carpetbaggers once again taking over your institutions?

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

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

There were times during that decade, however, when governance of the state was under the control of the central government, and in 1990 New Delhi again took over the state and ruled it until 1996.

He narrowed the United States' military objectives to destroying Al Qaeda — which is thought to be based largely in Pakistan — while simply subverting the Taliban's ability to once again take over the country.

Now in its second edition, WantedDesign again takes over the Terminal Stores building (28th Street at 11th Avenue), where it will host an exhibition of contemporary Brazilian design and a three-day workshop where design students will make their own light fixtures.