Sentence examples for all the take from inspiring English sources

The Electoral Commission database doesn't permit searches by leader or by official address (all the Take a Break parties direct you to H Bauer's offices in Camden), so it's possible that there are others I've missed.

"The food industry was missing the boat, allowing the restaurants to handle all the take-home business," Mr. Paulucci told The New York Times in 1955.

But if one chose to stand pat, and the other chose "take it all," the take-it-all person — that is, the greedy, self-interested one — would win everything.

The reason for all the take-private talk?

Second, they're all on the take.

So teams with solid defenses — only Seattle's might be called a shutdown D, although Kansas City comes close with all the take-aways it forces — could rise to the top as the temperatures plummet and the wind whips wildly, with a chance of snow in some cities.

Can we listen to all the takes again?" I ask.

In all, the exposure took 45 minutes.

In all, the instructions took two hours.

Think of all the hot takes!

All involved the taking of property.