Sentence examples for back taken over from inspiring English sources

She sold 50% of the business to a local garage owner to raise money for a second shop, and might not have gone much further than a few more, run by friends, had not Gordon ridden back, taken over the finances and suggested franchising branches.

After that, embellished evening dresses, lovely in lace and still with a focus on the back, took over the runway.

And some kind of weird black beetle with a white stripe down its back took over the potato patch.

Initially K. fights back, taking over his hearing to implore the court that the proceedings are unjust.

The Harlequins full-back takes over from Charlie Sharples, who was also dropped from the match-day squad.

The former St Helens full-back takes over from Matt Parish, last season's midsummer appointment, who stunned Salford when he left in November for personal reasons.

A recent gathering next to Red Square, which resulted in the arrest of 85 activists, was an attempt to claw back city space taken over by the Kremlin.

Americans had taken over, bringing back the abstraction that he always despised.

He let his running backs take over the game and occasionally showed a developing rapport with the new wide receiver Derek Hagan, who is filling in for the injured Steve Smith and Hakeem Nicks.

Backe (pronounced back-a) takes over a team that has been buffeted over the years by a lack of stability, both on the field and in the front office.

Running back Ray Rice took over another.