Sentence examples for has gradually taken from inspiring English sources

"Ketchup" has gradually taken over from "catsup," a British spelling.

In recent decades a new attitude toward stone scraps has gradually taken hold, namely an eco-design approach.

MTV found a sideline in reality television, which has gradually taken over its schedule, particularly in America.

"Jeremy is an expression of the management culture that has gradually taken over Whitehall since the 80s," says a former Brown adviser.

The car-free event started 18 years ago in Cochabamba, one of Latin America's five most polluted cities, and has gradually taken root across the country.

Sanders has gradually taken a less keen interest in foreign policy; his politics have become more parochial, focused on the needs of everyday Americans.

Mr Prada notes that the European regulators have gradually taken on a more serious role.

They gained financial self-sufficiency by bearing children with fathers who have gradually taken on a child-rearing role.

These changes have "gradually taken away a major element of cyclicality," in the economy, Mr. DiClemente said.

Some of you may have already noticed that the three subject home pages for the Romance Language Collections have gradually taken on a new look and feel this fall.

For the last two decades, the most knowledgeable among them have gradually taken on the role of clearing houses for the greatest paintings handled by auction houses.