Sentence examples for taking over back from inspiring English sources

Perhaps equally significant, however, the deal involves a marketing and infrastructure tie-in that will see Fubra push Buyometric's offering to its existing 3 million-strong subscriber base, with the company also taking over back end responsibilities to cope with the expected increase in server demand.

It reminds me how I used to feel about sports, before skepticism and maturity took over, back when it really felt like the guys throwing the ball around represented good and evil.

It takes over back office functions.

They made sure of that before Gingrich took over back in the 90s.

In the deal, HPE is sending one of the British firms it took over back to where it started.

He was doing a reasonable job at Dundee United, but when our manager Craig Levein took over back in October 2006, he recognised Barry's potential, instilled some self belief and Robson became a class act.

And Robinson has revealed that he did not want them to take over back in 2007 when the club were on the verge of administration.

The Castle isn't just a very cool name for a proving ground, it's the actual name of the former Air Force base (used during the 1940s for training bombers for WWII) that Google took over back in 2013 to house some of its 'X' projects, including Project Loon and what would eventually become Waymo in 2016.

Torre, who managed the Yankees from 1996 until 2007, after which Girardi took over, backed up his replacement.

But by the end of September most cricketers will have packed their whites away, the County Championship will have ended, and football will have long taken over the back pages.

He took over the back half of shooting for Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven, though the Oscar went to the original director of photography (DP), Néstor Almendros, whose sight was failing.