Sentence examples for has now assumed from inspiring English sources
That this production has now assumed a legendary quality has something to do with the timing of its birth.
I am concerned that the fragile Iraqi government has now assumed too much power over our own military and how and when our troops may respond to violence.
Since he is 75, the succession has now assumed greater urgency.But people said much the same before the election in 1987, let alone the one in 1992.
The Labour left – which has now assumed the party's leadership – is in large part a product of London and its political battles from the 1970s onwards.
Jason Hernandez, a senior who started at shooting guard last season alongside Claxton and has now assumed the point guard role, said: "Everybody stepped up.
For a while, it seemed that even the book might be on the way out, and the briefcase has now assumed a retro stylishness.
If manufacturing was once the bedrock of the American economy, globalized service and retail businesses have now assumed that role.
And the actor Rob Lowe, who introduced Schwarzenegger, suggested that the man who had been "the biggest movie star in the world" had now assumed his best role yet.
Although this goal, and that of the group record set by three Greenpeace activists at 42 days in 1997, were always part of the reason for coming here, they have now assumed a far greater role.
And if I can at my age, I know you can at your age... so get on with it!" It was of little consolation to Mez, whose hunger had now assumed epic proportions.
