The phrase "an example of take" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific instance or illustration of the verb "take," but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Here is an example of take: when you take a photo, you capture a moment in time."
Alternatives: "an instance of take" or "a case of take".
My career is an example of taking advantage of opportunities when they come along.
A biker jacket in a wood-grain effect jacquard was an example of taking simple clothes beyond the ordinary.
"I can't think of an example of taking a single-choreographer company and combining it with a pre-existing company.
But at an event for staff to mark the 10-year anniversary of the ill-fated relaunch, the then chairman-chief executive Roberto Goizueta described it as an example of "taking intelligent risks".
What company is an example of taking little bets that paid off?
This doesn't have a really practical application at the moment, but is an example of "taking advantage of" entanglement to do something other than just show that particles are entangled.
Again, this is an example of taking those virtual relationships and making them personal.
The Book for Deuteronomy, the final of the Five Books of Moses, is an example of taking stock at such a moment.
It's an example of taking guns out of the hands of people who are not legally allowed to have those guns".
But Aviara is an example of taking a small-lot house and using historic references accurately". The other winning entry, a family home designed by Mainstreet Architects of Ventura, is much less successful.
In an example of "take-home" Pb dust, Pb isotope and concentration data were obtained from venous blood and environmental samples (vacuum cleaner dust, interior dustfall accumulation, water, paint) for eight children of six adult male employees and the adults who worked in a Pb zinc copper mine located approximately 40 km from the town (Chiaradia et al. 1997).
