Sentence examples for I'll take that one from inspiring English sources

GENERAL MYERS -- I'll take that one on real quick.

According to Douglas Rudman, a lawyer representing the proprietors of the shop, Michael and Lisa Morrison, Cruz "just pointed to a gun on the shelf and said, 'O.K., I'll take that one.' He didn't even ask any questions".

I can't remember if I said it in print or just to his face but either way I'll take that one as my favourite.

"He said, 'You be a good boy, and I'll take that one, that one and that one,' " Mr. Lerner once told The Washington Post.

As Sainty says, "It's not just a matter of going through a word list, looking up the word for 'boat' and saying, 'Oh yeah, I'll take that one.'" Consider the way "boat" and "ship" in English have slightly different connotations, or how "skiff" might be used in one region and "dinghy" in another.

Lou said all right and we made many trips there we only had a station wagon then and I remember Lou would go through the books and say, 'I'll take this one, I'll take that one,' and when he came to a book he didn't want he threw it out the window".

As Jeremy gave me a somewhat incredulous look, I said, "We'll take that one.

"There were a lot that would say, 'I'll take that muffin, and one of those muffins,' " Mr. al-Rabaa said.

Benedetto means the blessed one, so I'll take that".

"If I have to take one pill that doesn't taste very well as opposed to one that kills me, I'll take the one that doesn't taste very well," Mr. Thursfield said.

I could take pretty much any angle in looking back on "30 Rock," but I'll take the one that I am currently experiencing: looking straight at the Empire State Building.