Sentence examples for take over a state from inspiring English sources

He will take over a state with some of the highest-scoring students in the country, taught by the best-paid teachers.

"If he messes up his GCSEs, I'll hold David Cameron personally responsible," said an angry father, pointing at his son.A few months ago Birmingham City Council received a letter purporting to advise Muslim militants how to take over a state school.

In the coming weeks, he must set up a virtual administration-in-waiting, preparing to take over a state government that at senior levels is nearly a shell after waves of departures in recent months from the administration of Gov. David A. Paterson, who did not seek election.

The winner of the race will take over a state battered by a recession and the attack on the World Trade Center, facing a multibillion-dollar budget deficit, and potentially burdened by the financial troubles of New York City, Buffalo, Yonkers, Nassau County, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

The new governor will take over a state in which sprawl has become cemented into the daily experience of millions of drivers on clogged highways, as the very prosperity that has lifted New Jersey beyond its neighbors in wealth produces more growth, more traffic and less open space.

When he became premier, he took over a state that was already flourishing.

2. The design has major implications for the federalism structure in Australia, because it essentially involves the Australian govenrment taking over a state responsibility.

The Zapatista National Liberation Army, as the group calls itself, emerged seemingly from nowhere in 1994, seizing the city of San Cristobal de las Casas and several villages in Chiapas, breaking open a prison and taking over a state radio station.

The Zapatista National Liberation Army, as the group calls itself, emerged seemingly from nowhere with the 1994 attacks, seizing the city of San Christobal de las Casas and several villages in Chiapas, breaking open a prison and taking over a state radio station.

These transfers placed former Business US 41 and M-554 under city jurisdiction; at the same time, the state would take over a section of McClellan Avenue to extend M-553 to its current northern terminus at the Marquette Bypass.

The process of boiling the liquid until it reaches the right state could take over an hour.