Sentence examples for essentially take over from inspiring English sources

The new owner of a delinquent home mortgage, for instance, must essentially take over where the previous lender left off.

And while the rest of the world wasn't watching he has been phenomenally successful in realising a three part blueprint to essentially take over all branches of the US Government.

So, while it works with existing hotel owners to essentially take over their property in terms of branding and marketing, the 'RedDoorz' hotel in Marine Parade Singapore gives it "full reign over the day-to-day operations".

"They see the city as easy prey, where they can come in and essentially take over".

What will it take for us to get large numbers of ordinary people -- not paid lobbyists -- to essentially take over their own government?

The CEO, who as recently as 2007 was angling to essentially take over General Motors, is almost over-confident about electric vehicles while his peers remain, at best, cautiously even-tempered about the future of EVs.

He replaced Rebekah Brooks last July and essentially took over from James Murdoch when he stepped down earlier this year.

In 1950, while under Hutchins's leadership, the University of Chicago essentially took over Shimer and revamped its curriculum.

Organizing for America, the outgrowth of the Obama campaign's army of volunteers, essentially took over the get-out-the-vote operation for Ms. Coakley.

"The talent rep is essentially taking over much of the traditional role of the studio," says Steven Zeitchik, who writes about agencies for The Hollywood Reporter.

The city argued that the catering company had "essentially taken over" the building, while the Christian Scientists argued that the building's purpose was still primarily religious.