Sentence examples for nevertheless taking over from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, taking over at Cheltenham represented a gamble.
Gonzalez, who estimated he was at 90 percent strength when he started in the M.L.S. championship game, nevertheless took over on both sides of the field.
Nevertheless, Mr. Banga, 50, is taking over MasterCard as it faces huge challenges, from new rules governing credit and debit cards in the United States to nimble new rivals offering online and wireless transactions.
Trans Polar's managing director Knut Borgen called Boeing's seizure "a misunderstanding," but nevertheless Boeing took over formal ownership of the aircraft two days later, and the aircraft was re-registered on 24 May.
Nevertheless, Denver will have a chance to cut the deficit before half-time, taking over from near their own 40-yard line.
Christie has nevertheless maintained his momentum as a fundraiser, bringing the RGA $33 million since taking over as chairman in November 2013.
Nevertheless, its start-up was stalled in June of last year when Chernow granted the unions a temporary injunction until the RTD consented to Foothill's taking over lines.
Nevertheless, that he took over a team at a low ebb suited Santos – he had previously excelled with very little weight of expectation in the past only to struggle when lured back to the prospect of silverware.
Nevertheless, the sprayers took over, and the miles along that road became something to be traversed quickly, a sight to be endured with one's mind closed to thoughts of the sterile and hideous world we are letting our technicians make.
The individual has not chosen freely his or her "circumstances"; nevertheless, each can take over freely the responsibility of his or her being and allow it to disclose itself as uniquely his or hers.
