Sentence examples for Taker. from inspiring English sources
noun
One who takes something.
- She is known as quite a risk taker.
Unlike Gautier, Baudelaire believed that the hashish taker was likely to suffer psychological problems.
But as he put the ball on the spot, his team-mate Nathan Kabassele, the side's designated taker, demanded it.
If you have got no internal production then you are a price taker.
Anya Shrubsole – the leading wicket taker in the tournament – kicks things off for England, who need early wickets.
'Hand, 100 per cent.' We have the best penalty taker in the country in Kris Commons so I have no doubt he would have tucked it away and they are down to 10 men and have a mountain to climb".
Instead, as a price taker, we would have been better off waiting for solar to become economic as well.
Collins said a picture was emerging of Savile as a risk-taker and an opportunist who surrounded himself with dubious characters.
The left-armer Keith Barker completed a five-wicket haul in the first innings and then passed the baton to the international trio Chris Woakes, Rankin and Jeetan Patel, their leading wicket-taker who wrapped things up with wickets in consecutive overs, in the second.
Harris, Australia's leading wicket-taker in England, said consistency was key to toppling England's big hitters at home, naming Ian Bell as the biggest threat.
Lundekvam quickly became a heavy drinker and drug-taker, and then an addict.
This may be due to a phenomenon known by pollsters as Shy Tory factor: some people, when polled, will state a voting intention considered more socially acceptable to the poll-taker, but cast a conflicting one in the privacy of the voting booth.
