Sentence examples for to taking over from inspiring English sources

It's not far from that to taking over power.

"It comes down to taking over someone's complications," she said.

He's committed to taking over our economy and our lives".

Introduced five years ago, DVD has moved from catching on to taking over.

This boosts Frankfurt's pretensions to taking over from London as Europe's financial centre.In this section Mutually assured destruction?

The younger, hungrier junior executives who aspire to taking over his corner office are also a worry.

But in his only public comment, Wang sounded as if there were no obstacles to taking over the Islanders.

He ignited an explosive response in 1998 when he said in a radio interview that Hispanics were on the way to taking over all of California's political institutions.

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Stalin, who saw Lenin as his main obstacle to taking over the Soviet Union and wanted to get rid of him.

He's done his time, moving up from college at Maine, to the minors, to learning from Ozzie, to taking over the job himself".