Sentence examples for permanently taking over from inspiring English sources

Still mourning the death of his son, Kyle Petty said yesterday that he would honor him by permanently taking over Adam's race car.

Since permanently taking over from his brother Fidel two years ago, Mr. Castro has often pledged to make Cuba's centralized, Soviet-style economy more efficient and open up opportunities for people.

Roger Mosey, who oversaw the BBC's successful Olympics coverage and is thought to be in the running for permanently taking over the job of running the BBC's television channels, is acting vision director.

REPUBLICANS depressed by last night's result can take comfort in one thing: it should finally quiet the dark mutterings on the left about the Republican plot to permanently take over government through jiggering the voting machines to elect only Republicans.

Marshall, 29, permanently takes over the armband from Mark Hudson, who was sold to Huddersfield Town.

The holiday period may officially last only a week, but the celebratory mood in Hangzhou seems to have permanently taken over this ever more vital city.

Or how The Rolling Stones Tattoo You album has permanently taken over one-third of my brain.

Although the trio, whose normal role is to head up the club academy, are not actively under consideration as Phil Gartside, the chairman, and the owner, Eddie Davies, continue their search for a new manager, if Bolton were to win games under their tenure there remains a possibility they could signal an interest in taking over permanently.

Groves, who was appointed permanently in May after taking over as caretaker in March, won just one league game this season and only earned 18 points out of a possible 54 during his tenure.

Also, would I be interested in taking over the beat permanently?

After Daniel Bryan's antics as interim Raw General Manager last week, are we finally going to get closer to learning who will be taking over the roll permanently?