Sentence examples for time to take over from inspiring English sources
"It's our time to take over".
Use that time to take over the company.
"These are the secret strategies that plants have used over time to take over the world," Hedin said.
The second half is becoming Laurence Bowers's time to take over, and that's just fine with No. 13 Missouri.
It is, however, a significant time to take over though, with the 2016 Presidential elections looming over the horizon.
Luis Suárez scored twice after half-time to take over from Neymar as the competition's leading scorer with 15, and only the woodwork – which Messi, Neymar, and Dani Alves all hit in the second half – saved Betis from an even bigger loss.
Now, less than a month until she gives birth, she's found that they've hired someone full-time to take over her job.
After Robert E. Rubin, Citigroup's lead director at the time, declined to take over, the bank turned to Mr. Bischoff, who was then the chairman of Citigroup Europe.
He tried to buy Fouquet's, a belle époque bistro on the Champs-Élysées, and at one time wanted to take over Windows on the World.
Last Wednesday, The Houston Chronicle hired Jeff Cohen from The Albany Times-Union to take over when the current editor, Jack Loftis, retires on July 1.
