Sentence examples for took charge for from inspiring English sources

The governor appointed by the UK took charge for two years.

Among his later managerial appointments was Manchester United, where he took charge for four years from 1927 and took the Red Devils to relegation in 1931.

Coyle accepted and long-term acquaintance Stewart took charge for the Saints' 3-2 win against Dunfermline before joining him at Turf Moor.

Sherwood, 44, took charge for the Capital One Cup quarter-final against West Ham on Wednesday, a 2-1 defeand and said after the game that he was unsure whether he would be in charge for Sunday's visit to Southampton.

Symons took charge for Saturday's match against Blackburn, which Fulham lost 1-0, and will also be in the dug-out for tonight's Capital One Cup third-round fixture  against Doncaster.

The caretakers Neil MacFarlane and Dave Hockaday took charge for Saturday's 2-1 win over MK Dons, which was their first victory in eight games and lifted City out of the bottom four.

Net income was 712 million euros, up 14percentt from last year, when the company took charges for job cuts.

Both firms took charges for huge restructuring costs, reflecting the acceleration of plans to take redundant capacity out of production and convert truck plants to making cars.

A leading European truck maker, Volvo, posted a third-quarter loss as the company cut jobs and took charges for closing plants in response to slowing demand.

Net income fell as the company took charges for acquisitions and other costs, dropping to $268.8 million, or 13 cents a share, from $312.6 million, or 15 cents, a year earlier.

Halliburton, the oil field services company, reported a fourth-quarter loss today as it took charges for a revamping and potential asbestos liability.