The part of the sentence 'asked for taking' is not correct.
You would likely want to use 'asked to take' instead. For example, "She asked to take the bus to school."
People continue to come in during the evenings asking for take-out coffee.
Hovering beside Ms. Scott Thomas, for example, he kept asking for take after take with such comments as "too much acting" or "faster, drier" or "too much emotion".
SInce thaveire, I feel un'tmfortaskedin crowded places, which is unfortunate since I work witaken people in one room, in anyuilding that looks like it compensationse andany poInt".
I haven't asked for or taken any compensation and I don't want to, either.
About that time new son-in-law Christian Zima asked for advice about taking a 20% mortgage for a home.
I put my fork down and asked for a take-out container.
Happily no one asked for, let alone took, my advice.
This feeling of not getting any help, when I've already come this far and asked for it (which took a lot of effort for me to do!).
I stayed there for one week, he came to me after a week and asked for forgiveness and took me back [home].
Chairperson asks for whoever took his gavel to please return it to the Chair podium.
