Sentence examples for Take someone through from inspiring English sources
Sometimes you have to take someone through their job, a job they may not like, step by step, and point out what they don't see: achievements, what they've neglected or forgotten.
During your poster session you'll often be asked to take someone through your project.
She sought a way in but found no university courses in Europe that would take someone through to qualification as a U.K. or European patent attorney.
He finds that nearly every time he takes someone through the figures and judgment calls (relating mainly to inflation and investment risk as well as life expectancies and changing circumstances) they decide that other products are better for them.
By the author's reckoning, it would take someone 190,258,751 years to go through all possible combinations.
You take someone by the hand and you take them through familiar territory, and then you show them it can be looked at in a new way.
Take someone like Danielle Lloyd..."....
Or take someone who has blue eyes.
Want to take someone down a notch?
Take someone along with you.
