Sentence examples for field took over from inspiring English sources

He wound up 28th as Michael Waltrip, who started 40th in the 43-car field, took over fourth place.

Marshall Field took over the operations of the store in 1881 and became the first merchant to post the price of the goods in plain sight, which eliminated the common practice of haggling and charging whatever the buyer would pay.

Bencic, who had to win twice last weekend simply to make the field, took over in the final two sets for a 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 victoverover the 26-year-old Italian.

The $30 million strategy consists of two steps for tilting the playing field: take over state legislatures before the decennial Census, then redraw state and Congressional districts to lock in partisan advantages.

"The four-day hostage crisis in the Sahara reached a bloody conclusion on Saturday as the Algerian Army carried out a final assault on the gas field taken over by Islamist militants, killing most of the remaining kidnappers and raising the total of hostages killed to at least 23, Algerian officials said," our colleague Adam Nositer wrote from Bamako, the Malian capital.

BAMAKO, Mali — The four-day hostage crisis in the Sahara reached a bloody conclusion on Saturday as the Algerian Army carried out a final assault on the gas field taken over by Islamist militants, killing most of the remaining kidnappers and raising the total of hostages killed to at least 23, Algerian officials said.

The Cluster spacecraft began gathering data soon after crossing the magnetopause--the outer edge of the magnetosphere, where the influence of the sun's magnetic field takes over--on 8 November.

Time synchronised, these visual fields taken over two hours were offered to the teachers for pedagogical interpretation (in an earlier study the family were also invited to offer their perspectives on polyphonic video events – see White 2009a, b).

With Tickle off the field, Ah Van took over the goalkicking and added the last two conversions.

Five horses ran from their field and took over the roads in west Cardiff – finally stopping in the park to graze at 9.30am – much to the delight of some park goers enjoying the sunshine.

After the field armies took over Zhejiang province, local cadres with guerrilla backgrounds were marginalized in politics and thus were compelled to mitigate the vulnerability to potential attacks through garnering support of grassroots cadres and the masses.