The phrase "take over her" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "John was determined to take over her leadership role in the organization."
But Kidd has since told The Telegraph that presenting the show would be "all-consuming" and "take over her soul".
Gracia Querejeta's "Seven Billiard Tables" (Friday and Sunday) is the story of a sophisticated city woman who returns to her tiny hometown to take over her late father's business, a pool hall.
Take over her chores on weekends.
She finally decides that the gardener should take over her duties.
The government has said that in such an eventuality another minister could take over her job.
The prime minister, Ratnasiri Wickramanayake, was sworn in to take over her duties as executive president.
And tribes of monkeys often take over her yard, preventing her and her children from venturing outside.
Not only did he try to take over her territory, but he also "bullied, belittled and undermined" her, she says.
After Politkovskaya's murder, Milashina decided to take over her unfinished investigations.
She was always involved with some guy, which seemed to take over her whole life.
"It was an orchestrated, devious campaign to take over her father and his empire," O'Donnell said.
