Sentence examples for takes over of from inspiring English sources

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A product amino acid takes over some of the codons of its precursor.

(He also added, drolly, "It's the kind of picture in which the camera takes over. Of course, since critics are more concerned with the scenario, it won't necessarily get you the best notices….") The art still exists; the mass audience hardly and rarely exists anymore, not with small and often sparsely packed art houses, not with streaming video on portable devices.

(He also added, drolly, "It's the kind of picture in which the camera takes over. Of course, since critics are more concerned with the scenario, it won't necessarily get you the best notices....".) The art still exists; the mass audience hardly and rarely exists anymore, not with small and often sparsely packed art houses, not with streaming video on portable devices.

Music takes over much of the city in summer.

The rock practically takes over half of her finger.

It takes over the flavour of everything".

It takes over the sending of packets.

Each flush takes over a gallon of water.

He is accused of taking over leadership of the conspiracy when Mr Skilling left.

Vintage, a division of Random House, will take over publishing of print books from Penguin.