Sentence examples for Make a take from inspiring English sources

Player 1 is going to make a take it or leave it offer to Player 2 and this offer is going to concern a pie and let's make the pie worth $1 for now.

It is unlikely there will be a vote in the House of Lords but peers will make a "take note" motion.

Like all Literally Alive productions, "Cinderella" begins with an hourlong workshop to explore the story and make a take-home craft.

Lilienstein, as West, discreetly sold out to two spades after hearing his partner make a take-out double of one diamond.

Like all the company's productions, it is preceded by a one-hour arts workshop in which young theatergoers learn more about the material and make a take-home craft: this time a pumpkin coach and a wand.

North should have overcalled in spades at the two-level rather than make a take-out double, and but when he did double, South should have considered jumping to three spades.

Second, the seller holds all the bargaining power in negotiations with the coalition of buyers, so it can make a take-it-or-leave-it offer to them.

In contrast, Lang and Majumdar (2004) consider a nonsequential model in which homogeneous employers make a take-it-or-leave-it tied-salary/hours offer and trade off the salary/hours package against the possibility that the offer may be rejected.

As I explain in more detail in this report, the government is in the position to make a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer to drug manufacturers which, if rejected, could lead to the drug becoming unavailable to every patient in a government health care program.

Yes, that's right, the host of the Oscars made a "Take My Wife" joke.

For the holidays this year, Powell made a take on the timeless Yule log.