"All right, all right," said Vronsky,
taking the reins.
Vasili Andreevich, who was wearing two fur-lined coats one over the other, was already in the sledge, his broad back filling nearly its whole rounded width, and
taking the reins he immediately touched the horse.
'He'll never stand still, if you call him names,' said Mr Abel, getting in, and
taking the reins. 'He's a very good fellow if you know how to manage him.
To you--no,' returned Sir Mulberry,
taking the reins in his hand.
Meanwhile, the Sharjah Ruler released the Italian version of his book '
Taking the Reins' (Hadith Al Thakira), during an event held at the Palazzo Madama, Turin.
ROBBIE HORN insists he's time served in management after
taking the reins at Bonnyrigg Rose.
COTY LEADERSHIP SAME: A new chief executive officer will not be
taking the reins at Coty Inc.
The 46-year-old played for Spurs and had a key role in the club's youth development, before
taking the reins as head coach following Andre Villas-Boas' sacking in Boas' sacking in vdecember 2013.
Victoria Hampson - previously RICS Member Services Manager (North & Midlands) - has been promoted to the role of regional director after
taking the reins from Jennifer Welch, who has been promoted to director of business delivery following a secondment as director of RICS in West Africa.
But the 44-year-old Argentinian (left) is yet to sign as he has an eye on
taking the reins at City and is prepared to wait until the summer.
Chatterton is
taking the reins from Cazzolla, who will stay on in an advisory role through the transition.
He made the transition from player - having played 323 Super League games with two spells at Hull FC being broken by 145 appearamnces for Bradford Bulls - to become the assistant coach under Peter Gentle before
taking the reins.
New York (AirGuideBusiness - Business & Industry News) Wed, Feb 26, 2014 - From BAE Systems to Airbus Group, defense companies are ushering in new leaders, executives
taking the reins at a time of increased challenges in the business.