Sentence examples for shortly take over from inspiring English sources

A pair of "foster parent" vultures will shortly take over rearing the chick at the Ramat Gan Safari Park near Tel Aviv.

So convinced is the airline BMI of Sierra Leone's potential as a holiday destination that it will shortly take over the non-stop London-Freetown route from UK carrier Astraeus, boosting its schedule to four flights a week.

For the foreseeable future, Western analysts say, Kosovo's economy will remain dependent on generous aid, its security assured by 16,000 NATO troops and its political affairs overseen by a European Union mission that will shortly take over from the United Nations.

The Hannon stable, where Richard Jr may shortly take over from his father, currently has the bulk of Sheikh Joaan's British string, including Toronado, the Sussex Stakes winner, who will be a leading contender for all the most important mile events next year.

Tom Werner, the US media executive who will shortly take over as Liverpool chairman from Martin Broughton, and Henry also admitted that redeveloping Anfield or building a new stadium would inevitably mean taking on fresh debt at a club where the borrowings of the previous owners provoked a state of open revolt.

Mark Anscombe will shortly take over as Ulster coach and will hold discussions with Humphreys about the targets for next season.

Much has been made of him spending time with Troy Cooley, who shortly takes over the running of the Australian Centre of Excellence in Brisbane, to rectify a defect.

Woodhouse then left Goole after some issues with the board, and shortly took over at Hull United AFC.

Swarm, which launched shortly thereafter, would take over the check-in functionality of the old foursquare, letting users keep a list of their check-ins and see where their friends are in relation to them.

Vaughan left shortly afterwards to take over command of the Commando Depot at Achnacarry and was succeeded by Lord Lovat with Major Derek Mills-Roberts becoming the 2IC.

Hollars is part of Garlinghouse's old team at Yahoo, and left the company shortly after Garlinghouse did to take over PR and communications at Digg.