Sentence examples for accurately taking from inspiring English sources

Now East defended accurately, taking dummy's jack with his king and switching to a club.

Winning a bridge event usually involves playing accurately, taking the opportunities that are offered.

"But if you say that 1 million people will die or 7 million will go hungry – are they really accurately taking cognisance of the entire situation?

The woman on display was actually an angry young girl, and here again Mr. Jacobs seemed to be accurately taking the temperature of the times.

This week, I've been playing around – or, more accurately, taking huge liberties – with classic British cakes and puddings, and I had to make a big effort not to default to my go-to floral notes.

Although many improvements were made in subsequent models, this model lays the foundation for the rest of the RRAM models by accurately taking into consideration and explaining the non-linear dopant drift effects [3, 46].

Or, more accurately, take audiences on a joy ride from jollity to the occasional scream.

Now, it appears, the city has effectively thrown up its hands — or, more accurately, taken down its signs.

The Yankees made Torre a one-year offer to return, which Torre — perhaps accurately — took as a tacit rejection.

Filmed on Kish, a desert island in the Persian Gulf that the Iranian government declared a free-trade zone in 1993, hoping to open the way to tourism and foreign investment, "Secret Ballot" more accurately takes place in a dreamscape largely devoid of permanent structures, where the handful of residents live in tents or clay huts.

He revealed something else: he is more than happy to be Murray's straight man – or, more accurately, take some pressure off him by doing what he sometimes found a chore as a player – and talk to the media "every day, if you like".