Sentence examples for taking over much from inspiring English sources

Taking over much of the Notre Dame offense in the first half was Siemon, who scored 12 points and grabbed 10 rebounds.

The central bank may end up taking over much of the allocation of capital.

"The talent rep is essentially taking over much of the traditional role of the studio," says Steven Zeitchik, who writes about agencies for The Hollywood Reporter.

The siege began on Sunday when Taliban prisoners disarmed two guards and took them hostage, taking over much of the prison, which houses 580 insurgents.

Just as many American department stores are, with their shopping carts, becoming more like discounters, Wal-Mart and Target are showing how the discounters are taking over much of the role of the department stores.

But with Gothenburg taking over much of the shipping business from Oslo and a growing need for land in the Norwegian capital, Jens Selvaag, an engineer and residential contractor, renowned for his innovative vision, proposed to develop the district.

They took over much of the city in September.

He took over much of Mr Garcia Abrego's business.

The drugs took over much of his life.

"Gradually, the Simons Foundation International will take over much of the spending".

Whites ultimately took over much of the land.