Sentence examples for are takes from inspiring English sources
verb
Or control, with or without force. transitive To get into one's hands, possession,
The Pier 1 play area, where the domes are, takes up 4,000 square feet of the park's 85 acres.
Determining exactly how many films are available, or what they are, takes a little work for a non-Russian-speaker, since the site is entirely in Cyrillic.
"To be where we are takes a lot of great plays, ups and downs, a lot of belief and a lot of grit," he added.
Brown, who is closer in spirit to his artists than most dealers are, takes pride in knowing that "You" could have been done only in a commercial gallery, "where the landlord didn't know what we were doing, and where by the skin of our teeth we could get away with it".
Most of the drinks are linked only by association — like those named after the actresses of the period (Jane Russell, Ginger Rogers, Rita Hayworth) — but two are takes on bar classics originated by Donn Beach (a.k.a. Ernest Raymond Beaumont-Gantt, of Hollywood's Don the Beachcomber).
The poem in Lustra that follows "The Garret" (opening line: "Come, let us pity those who are better off than we are") takes the poet into nearby Kensington Park Gardens, where he observes a woman out walking, hugging the rail of the path, "Like a skein of loose silk blown against a wall /..
Investors are taking note.
Restaurants are taking reservations.
Community baths are taken.
