Sentence examples for actually takes out from inspiring English sources

And the first bite Curiosity actually takes out of a rock will not produce samples for analysis, researchers said.

It's actually taken out of MPs hands in the new system that we have, so I don't think at this stage it's about MPs voting on it.

But he's not talking about religion -- the soundbite is actually taken out of context from a record that he made in 1961, accusing Medicare of being a socialist plot.

Never before, though, had the official seen Mr. Netanyahu actually take out a marker and draw a red line.

He actually took out a piece of paper and said: 'Here's one I haven't really worked out.

"The one risk that we actually take out of the equation is the retailers," Mr. Tanner said.

"And not many buyers will actually take out a tape measure and check the seller's measurements".

"Too often people go out and purchase organization supplies before actually taking out a ruler and measuring the space," she said.

Its conclusion is that British savers should actually take out no more than 3.2% a year, while the more cautious saver should rely on no more than 2.5% a year.

But it may also be (as was suggested later) that he was hoping that someone would actually take out a handkerchief and try to brush the dust away.

While the two have not actually taken out a map and divided up the city with tiny push pins, their staffs have come to an agreement that each will do much of the work -- and, their aides hope, get the credit -- for their area of interest, said several people involved in both projects.