Sentence examples for rather take over from inspiring English sources

Another is that most upstarts would rather take over an existing business than go off and start their own and in Britain, at any rate, Anglicanism's heirs are in for some serious real estate too.

"We have allowed them to settle in to their own communities and they have no desire to mix, they would rather take over areas and breed like rabbits," he said, according to a report in the Manchester Evening News.

"I would rather take over the GOP… I see in the next several years a battle for control of the GOP".

If you're the type who goes crazy waiting around for a guy to get in touch with you when you'd much rather take over and steer the relationship in the direction where you want it to go, then this will be tough for you for sure.

Robots are not taking our jobs, but rather taking over tasks.

Now the 73-year-old has announced that he will be retiring from his anchoring job next March.Next March will be exactly 24 years since Mr Rather took over from Walter Cronkite.

His departure rather took over what is in any case a low-key card and, by the time of the bumper race near the end of the day, the weight of expectation on Get In The Queue was such that defeat would have been very deflating.

It's also easy to forget how good he was in them; the twinkle factor has rather taken over, and Attenborough, through what is snidely referred to as his "tireless commitment to charity" (he is on the committee of at least 10 worthy organisations), has come to represent the glib and effusive world of the actor.

ALL does not form masses, but rather takes over the bone marrow and spreads to the lymph nodes, spleen and liver.

Because she builds this scaffolding of domesticity, what you remember is the realism as well as the fantasy, and through much of the book the time travel works to enhance the reality rather than take over from it.

Rather than take over the application process, let you son or daughter know that you'd like to have a 20-minute check-in conversation weekly where they will tell you the progress they've made and you can remind them of upcoming deadlines.