Sentence examples for essentially taking over from inspiring English sources
"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 central bank has also transformed itself almost overnight into the Fed Inc. by essentially taking over American International Group after already taking on hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgage securities to help ailing financial institutions.
They also argued that Congress had acted unconstitutionally, essentially taking over a role reserved for the courts in deciding the legal liability of the phone companies over accusations that they had violated the privacy rights of their customers.
Supervisor Norman Yee, who initially proposed the regulation cited concerns around the 'bots essentially taking over city sidewalks.
The new client, which runs on Java compatible phones, provides a complete communications suite, essentially taking over your normal phone interface while running.
Scaramucci phoned into CNN's "New Day" program, essentially taking over the show.
He replaced Rebekah Brooks last July and essentially took over from James Murdoch when he stepped down earlier this year.
The new owner of a delinquent home mortgage, for instance, must essentially take over where the previous lender left off.
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.
