Sentence examples for as a take from inspiring English sources
He describes them as "a take on British colonial style".
As a take on the problem of race in the United States, it is ridiculous.
For this, in truth, is an album only intermittently recognisable as a Take That record.
Her point is not so much an institutional critique as a take on the power of design, good or bad.
Topic modeling is a common tool for understanding large bodies of text, but is typically provided as a "take it or leave it" proposition.
The pulley was installed as a take up on a continuous conveyor under a load of 350 kN transmitted by the counterweight tower.
THE BAR A long, shiny granite bar (with seven stools) doubles as a take-out counter.
And since Sept. 11, he has been viewed as a take-charge secretary thwarting terrorism.
The Board presented the new CICs as a "take-it-or-leave-it" offer, and all management parties signed on.
From a cart outside, the shop sells baked sheep's head, garnished with oregano, as a take-away snack.
The framework was designed to require adoption without reservations, meaning that the countries must accept it as a take-it-or-leave-it deal.
