Sentence examples for take over which from inspiring English sources

Quotes from the underground local paper, "Take Over," which employs irony in its chronicling of Soglin's political career calling him the Red Mayor, publishing a list of desirable policies labelled "Ten Non-Negotiable Demands", etc. Tells about some of Soglin's acts, regarding highway construction, greeting a convention of the Wisc.

Mr Rothensteiner does not think there is much left to take over, which will help to keep out other foreign banks.

Sometimes not having the right skills means doing too much and wanting to take over, which is not appropriate in an adult learning environment.

With 10 miles to go it was time for the third relay runner to take over – which for me meant being overtaken by smiling, fresh-legged runners after 15 miles of hills.

This is not to thrive but to survive and, as with any industry, the loss of good people leaves a vacuum for the unscrupulous element to take over, which ultimately leads to damage affecting all participants.

If you do that now, and if total chaos erupts in the territories or, worse, Islamic radicals take over, which then forces you to reoccupy these areas, and that inflames the Arab-Muslim world, you will be seriously undermining our coalition against bin Laden.

"The tech world has kind of taken over which I'm not super happy about, since every time I go back it seems like all the old spots I grew up with are vanishing".

In order to survive, something else takes over, which most people never know they have, and do not need.

Perhaps most important, fund-raising for the expansion seems to have stalled since Ms. Manus took over, which was just as the financial crisis hit.

When the load got too heavy, my father took over, which would then free me to do some serious potato chip gathering of my own.

For two days the batsmen had generally held sway, but now the bowlers took over – which always adds spice to the contest.