Sentence examples for to take over it from inspiring English sources

And Israelis fear that if a moderate were to take over, it would not herald any real change in Iran, or its nuclear ambitions, but simply disguise it better.

When the city couldn't find a private prison corporation to take over, it seemed Coalinga was out of options.

While he acknowledged that early on there were some escapes — one involving 10,000 tilapia — he noted that tilapia were introduced to Lake Nicaragua in the 1980s, "so if they're going to take over, it was already doomed".

"There will be attempts by some parties to take over; it's only natural," said one prominent official with the Transitional National Council, who spoke anonymously so as not to alienate Islamists.

Thomas Aquinas said, "Fear is such a powerful emotion for humans that when we allow it to take over, it drives compassion right out of our hearts".

When Blatter was still standing and Platini, once considered the favorite to ascend to the presidency, was potentially poised to take over, it was unclear whether proposals to eliminate corrupt practices within the sport would ever be ambitious enough.

"I want to take over paying it," he said.

He wasted no time persuading Gatland to take over and it typified his singleminded, driven approach.

"I don't like emotions to take over, but it was a very, very intense game.

Then home shopping on television was going to take over, but it didn't.

That allows him to let his natural enthusiasm for all things edible to take over, and it makes for a nicely watchable if nontaxing show.