Sentence examples for one takes over from inspiring English sources

"I have concluded that it would be best for the Institute to begin this next chapter with new leadership". Hockfield, 61, will continue as president until a new one takes over; after that, she plans to remain on the faculty.

Jamie Angus, the former editor of Radio 4's World at One, takes over as Today editor in September.

Smith, who spent five years with Walsall, guiding them to Wembley for the first time in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy and leaving them fourth in League One, takes over from interim coach Lee Carsley.

Then, as the faux-kidnapping gets under way, a real one takes over — Brooks is actually kidnapped, but nobody realizes it, and the couples do have to go to great lengths (and face great dangers) to find him.

Powell told the Guardian that retaining the "corporate titles" of violent Ulster loyalism was necessary "so that no one takes over their name and continues the violence under the flag of UVF, UDA or RHC".

Try the crossover ( switch the ball from hand to hand in front of you) or the spin (head one one with one hand, then spin the other way and the other one takes over).

We work in turns, one taking over when the other feels weak.

He left that job a few weeks ago for a new one, taking over as general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers.

Instead of playing in the backfield together, they alternate series like a two-man tag team, one taking over whenever his partner needs a breather.

While no one took over his philosophy or psychology (and especially the impenetrable mathematics) as a whole, certain aspects of his thought proved immensely fruitful.

And there isn't support for Events, either (that one took over year until it was finally included in the latest Facebook for iPhone update).