Sentence examples for Take the trouble from inspiring English sources

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Take the trouble

verb

To make the effort (to do something); to bother.

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Take the trouble to buy the card you saw and thought he or she might like.

"Why take the trouble?" I asked Fullington.

Very few companies take the trouble to discover where the wood in their products originates.

She may be relieved to learn that she needn't take the trouble.

Did Clinton take the trouble to read the intelligence estimate before casting her vote?

"That's not like him to take the trouble to cover it up.

Few people, or shop owners, take the trouble to report stolen shoes to the police.

O'Reilly insists (implausibly, but he does take the trouble) that he is ideologically unclassifiable.

But far too few take the trouble to understand what that is.

But why should we have to take the trouble of looking it up?

What about us libertarian misfits who take the trouble to try to "opt out"?

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