Sentence examples for begun assuming from inspiring English sources

Has he begun assuming George Steinbrenner's intolerant and imperious ways, shrinking in the face of misfortune?

WASHINGTON -- With the Obama administration gearing up for its first attempt at reforming federal gun policy, Vice President Joe Biden's office has begun assuming more of an active role.

But then Gamal Mubarak began assuming a public role after returning from a stint in London as an investment banker.

His son, Laurence Ginsberg assumed control of the place, and soon, live bands began assuming a more prominent place in the club's schedule.

It was only in 1939, when Lowry met Margerie, who was herself an aspiring writer, that the novel began assuming a coherent shape.

The hazard of such political entanglements, and the potential to make mistakes, might only grow as the bank begins assuming control of supervising euro zone banks in July.

Now, the rebuilding of the Dodgers franchise will begin, assuming the deal gets bankruptcy court approval, which is expected by April 30.

The debate over dogs in the national recreation area started in 1972 when the United States Department of the Interior began assuming control of the properties.

Germany began assuming a stronger world role once the end of the cold war brought the country not just unification, but full sovereignty.

Mr. Zaoui became a partner in 1998 and then began assuming management positions, including overseeing European mergers and then investment banking for the Continent.

After Mr. Goodyear announced his intention to retire in February, Mr. Kloppers began assuming a higher profile, even serving as co-chairman of the company's annual results presentation in August.