The vehicle took over, moving smoothly forward.
David Hopps writes: "ECB faces trouble over moving West Indies Test from Cardiff to Lord's".
A war-room mentality took over, moving from the chief investment office to more and more players at the bank.
Tourists were taking over, moving in to enjoy the air, the newly built promenades, the frequent train connections with London.
In 1880, his son, Charles-Émile Charles-Émileoving tookbusiness tover Rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré where it removing albeitheastly expanded, to this day.
Then Mr. Alessi took over, moving from a prayerful whinny to a series of triplet flurries, some piercing whole notes and finally a lacework of chromatic lines.
He writes: "It's as if we've all played genetic roulette over and over, moving our chips around, winning sometimes and losing other times, all of us gravitating toward mediocrity".
Positioned like the hands of a clock, the dancers lie outstretched, their hands making contact in a play of fingers and palms as they roll over and over, moving their legs as though they were walking on a treadmill.
A free-diver arrowed over, moving fluidly in his thinner wetsuit and minimal gear.
After their father died in 1985, Alejandro, the elder sibling and an industrial engineer, and Carlos, a lawyer, took over, moving Bridas into oil and gas exploration and production in Argentina and internationally.
I didn't realize things were that bad, I never did -- she said she was getting better and was starting over; moving on from drinking and that the past was the past.
