Sentence examples for an extraordinary take from inspiring English sources

Louis Saha's book stood out as an extraordinary take on the modern game.

But I am also aware that the relationship between the Balcombes and Napoleon makes an extraordinary tale even taken straight.

If you're looking to live an extraordinary life, take note -- JLaw has all the tricks of the trade.

But he has said that granting him a third term was an extraordinary measure taken in a time of economic turmoil.

IT WAS a hazy night in July 1904 and the steamer Alexandra ploughed slowly through the waters of West Cork, as an extraordinary experiment took place on deck.

In an extraordinary image, taken in 1994 at a land-mine hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan, a young woman lies on a gurney, her head turned toward a large mirror.

It has been transformed over the last generation from an extraordinary step taken by disgruntled minorities into a hard-and-fast "rule of 60" that makes compromise extraordinarily difficult.

Israel is right that it will take an extraordinary environment for Democrats to take the 25 seats they need to win control of the House.

It's quite an extraordinary power to take.

To say it's surprising is an understatement, it's an extraordinary step to take.

But make no mistake: there's still an extraordinary amount to take away from this report.