Sentence examples for take over once from inspiring English sources
Many in the opposition saw the statement as an indication that if Sunday's protests were disruptive enough, the military would take over once again.
The administration is also working with a new opposition coalition to represent all Syrians and establish a transitional government to take over once Mr. Assad is gone.
Green Schools was started in three schools and designed so that the teachers and kids could take over once the initial work was done.
He appeared unruffled, pointing out how easy it would be for his machinegun-toting men to take over once again the road from the airport to the UN base.
In his statement on Friday, Mr. Obama said that Michael J. Morell, the deputy director of the C.I.A., would take over once again as acting director, as he did briefly after Leon E. Panetta left the agency last year.
The speculation has been incessant, but on Tuesday morning the Royal Ballet in London put an end to the chatter about who will take over once its current artistic director, Monica Mason, steps down in July next year.
Former subjects complained of maltreatment, and in September , 1975 Van Sim, who had taken over once again, was brought before Congress and questioned by outraged legislators.
The same illness left him unable to go into the sea with his children on holiday, or to complete a birthday meal with his wife when the panic which was regularly seizing him took over once again.
It seemed, the experimenters concluded, that the left hemisphere, impatient with the left hand's slow writing, had seized control of the hand and had produced the word "PENCIL" as a guess, based on the letter "P," but then the right hemisphere had taken over once again and corrected it.
"And what is also so important is that it gives a lie to the fact that the England team doesn't matter to players and the Champions League has taken over once and for all, that the players are only interested in getting into the Champions League and getting a bigger contract and earning more money.
By the time Newt Gingrich and his regressive followers took over the House of Representatives in 1995, social conservatives, isolationists, libertarians, and corporatists had taken over once again.
