Sentence examples for answer to take from inspiring English sources

The Q1 takes a short list of voice commands, so it will announce the number calling and users can just say "answer" to take the call.

Chris Spensberg, 49, a Republican from Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., said, "With the economy and the world situation with Iraq and terrorism, you don't really have a notion that anybody has a clear-cut answer to take care of them".

The author beat a shortlist including his former collaborator Terry Pratchett with Nation, Philip Reeve's Fever Crumb and Patrick Ness's The Ask and the Answer to take the prize, which is judged by 12 children's librarians.

Its tagline - "with great power comes great responsibility" - could have been the hubristic slogan of the Iraq adventure if you only added "to bring democracy and free markets to the world" to it; the new millennium's answer to "take up the white man's burden".

Is the answer to take Colorado's proposition national?

Unlike most correspondence theories, truthmaker theory is not equipped, and usually not designed, to answer the question "What is truth?"—at least not if one expects the answer to take the form of a feasible candidate for a definition of truth.

But Republicans devised answers to take the edge off: a watered-down prescription-drug bill, pledges on Social Security, action for the cameras on corporate abuse.

Therefore, the interactions of adjuvant NPs with the immune system and its potential effects and implications are key questions that should be answered to take full advantage of such approaches.

The only answer was to take that plate head on.

Mr Alibeyoglu's answer is to take matters into his own hands.

I didn't think the answer was to take Stacey Mack and eliminate him from the program".