Sentence examples for as one taking from inspiring English sources

For eight years they surged forward into new and uncharted territories as one, taking on every revolutionary cancer-fighting procedure that was suggested by her oncologist.

Technically, the UK Civil Aviation Authority defines a late flight as one taking off 15 minutes after its original departure time, discounting some of Wizz Air's late flights.

Several specified their role as consultants, and not as one taking over the total responsibility for treatment.

It is essentially a ramp system that defines how one encounters BBBoC as one takes on a journey through the building.

Then, as one takes on a journey up through the ramp, the public gallery, one engages with the programmatic functions of the BBBoC.

But even this photo isn't as interesting as one taken the year before at Wapping Pier by Don McCullin.

"It's a vicarious pride, much as one takes in the performance of the old school's football team".

As one takes in an enemy, through these windows one takes in the world: here is the kitchen, here the darkened study.

While major office buildings began screening packages, mail and visitors, few took as drastic a step as one taken by the John Hancock Observatory, in Boston.

As one takes in the 45 works assembled in "Deliverance," a retrospective of the art of Ben Jones at the Jersey City Museum, a couple of things are immediately apparent.

Clegg accepted the Lib Dems had hit a "shocking low", but said it was wrong to see the decision to form a coalition as one taken for political advantage.