Sentence examples for often takes over from inspiring English sources

Under German law, while their requests for asylum are reviewed -- a process that often takes over a year -- they have no right to work.

The defendants come earlier, to snake their way through a security line that spills onto the sidewalk outside and often takes over an hour to navigate.

This is a strong trend of the Milan season and Ms. Castiglioni took the gray/white shades of a brushed wool coat and a more evidently contrasting black and white fur to emphasize that touch often takes over from sight.

Our personal institution too often takes over and thinks it's the whole of us.

In the Netherlands, a GP often takes over responsibility for prescribing medication which was initiated by a specialist.

Filming is an incredibly involved process that often takes over 100 people to get right.

It could often take over a year to produce a print".

"The agenda is often taken over by voices we don't agree with".

And tribes of monkeys often take over her yard, preventing her and her children from venturing outside.

(In football, black head coaches often take over troubled programs because these programs are more willing to take chances).

But polling for caucuses that often take over an hour is not the same as polling for pulling a lever.