Sentence examples for I'd take part from inspiring English sources
I never thought I'd take part in any sport that involved strapping a spade to my back and I don't usually ski with anything more than a few sweeties in my pocket.
When the Women of the World festival was held at London's South Bank earlier this year, I said I'd take part if I could interview two baronesses, Shirley Williams (82) and Mary Warnock (89) – funny, lively, clever and fit as can be.
I'd take part in the Bucharest one, in English, and I loved doing it.
"I think I'd take part in all of them..
"Before the monks started their demonstrations a week ago I'd taken part in the earlier protests.
It was amazing: new, young, immediate, exciting – and totally different from the A-to-B marches I'd taken part in before the UK invaded Iraq in 2003.
This March, when a woman who runs a moms' Meetup group I'd taken part in sent out an e-mail suggesting that we shift to communicating via Facebook since we were all on it, I had the rather pathetic sensation of chasing on foot after a pack of people riding bikes.
Unbeknownst to me, I'd taken part in a century-old tradition of queer Americans using Halloween as a chance to explore sides of themselves they were forced to repress the rest of the year.
Being in the U.S. Army, I thought I would take part in the coming invasion of Japan — and I relished the thought.
A week before the recording of Band Aid 30, I received a call from Geldof asking if I would take part.
