Stepping into this role

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"With Billy stepping into this role, the cast of The Hobbit is now complete.

"With technology increasingly stepping into this role, we're at a moment in which these questions of higher-level strategy ought to be of great importance," she says.

In the interim Dave Moore has agreed to act as caretaker manager and we are grateful to Dave for once again stepping into this role".

Third-party organizations whether nonprofit, nonpartisan groups like Rock the Vote or the League of Women Voters, or political parties and their volunteers or paid brigades are stepping into this role.

"I am deeply honored and delighted to be stepping into this role for such an extraordinary organization, with its rich history of innovative and transformative solutions to environmental and development challenges," Dr. Steer was quoted as saying in a press release.

"I can be heckled in real-time in the world.

"No one is better suited to step into this role at this time than Jonathan Burks.

I did that job and eventually stepped into this role four years ago.

In another precedent-breaker, the trial was sponsored by the World Health Organisation because "nobody wanted to step into this role so we took the risk", said assistant director-general, Dr Marie-Paule Kieny.

Without him, the party is left with no one in its leadership ready to step into this role and with no obvious candidates in the wings as the party prepares for the Presidential election in 2000.

It's going to be tough to step into this role.