Sentence examples for take over out from inspiring English sources

It was James who, after leading the charge in a Game 5 victory, said he had to return to his "Cleveland days" — the point being that he had to take over out of necessity.

Local primary care organizations were then free to put the service out to tender and private companies took over out-of-hours provision in parts of the United Kingdom.

The shadow health minister Jamie Reed told the Guardian: "As the private sector takes over out of hours services, it's a dangerous mix of medicine and the money motive.

That is where the Steelers will take over with no time-outs remaining.

The sea has been pushed into a bumpy obstacle course, making personal survival and the preservation of lovingly maintained yachts, some over 100 years old, take priority over out and out racing.

The Maysles took over; they crossed out our name on the contracts and put in theirs.

In the third-movement Adagio the piano took over, slowly teasing out a similarly haunting tune in the upper register.

The bank was taken over and bailed out by the government in 2001, three years after the Asian financial crisis.

Boehringer took over and struck out Beltran, buying time for the Yankees to overcome base-running mistakes.

All of them were taken over, went out of business, whatever.

Mr. Luisi will be expected to take over if Mr. Levine bows out.