Sentence examples for take over pretty from inspiring English sources
But familiar rhythms take over pretty quickly, and you open up to your surroundings.
That took over pretty quickly.
A David Carpenter has taken over pretty much running the business.
This progressive liberal synthesis is taking over pretty much everywhere in the democratic world except the United States, where the GOP remains ideologically unreconciled to the welfare state and I keep coming across odd columns urging us to try to emulate the alleged successes of Chinese central planning.It's not really clear to me what's meant here by "planning".
You enter your goals and budget, upload your creative assets, then Kuhcoon takes over pretty quickly, starting and optimizing the campaign without additional work on your end, though you can monitor the results (either from desktop or through the mobile app) and tweak the campaign as often or as little as you like.
"But when the owner asked me to take over it was a pretty easy decision.
"We were going to take over a road and, this is pretty funny, we were going to have snow machines out there and make a whole area of the forest into snow," George Meeker of Furlined, the production company, said.
If all else fails, we all know that America could totally take over Canada pretty easily.
I think that the anger has pretty much taken over and the situation has pretty much taken over.
They had already fired the sporting director, Fredi Bobic, earlier in the campaign and now have to recruit somebody who would be willing to take over at a pretty big club with no real team and no firm expectation to avoid the drop.
