Sentence examples for Have taking from inspiring English sources

Now the Arsenal first team, currently in Singapore on a pre-season trip, have taking the head tennis challenge to the swimming pool.

Investors and depositors have taking assets out of the struggling "peripheral" euro zone countries, like Spain, and moving them to the "core" countries, including Germany and France.

I'm sure that you have several garbage bags full, and the more corks you stuff, the fewer corks you'll have taking up valuable hallway space.

But many doctors also say that if someone uses anti-inflammatory medicines in excessive amounts over long periods of time -- as some N.B.A. players apparently have, taking three or four times the recommended dose -- it can affect kidney function.

Republican foes of the tax vowed they would make it a campaign issue and they have, taking particular aim at senators like Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Carnahan, who both backed the original tax cuts but balked at permanent repeal.

What business did a dame have taking a cheap 1949 dime-store novel by Robert Leslie Bellem (1902-1968), the poor sap who created "Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective," and adapting it for the stage?

Investors have taken flight.

Buyers have taken notice.

They have taken control.

Snowboarders have taken notice.

Others have taken notice.