The phrase "awesome take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express admiration for someone's opinion or perspective on a particular topic.
Example: "I really appreciate your insights on the issue; that was an awesome take."
Alternatives: "great perspective" or "fantastic viewpoint".
Most of us can agree that this particular nostalgia baiting tactic is awesome, take our money, but have you seen this thing?
Apple Patents Cool "Chameleon" Camera Mode Discussion Table: Pioneer's (Awesome) Take On Microsoft's Surface (Video) Rex Ray Dodocase, For Art-Lovin' iPad 2 Owners It Is Finished: The New Yorker iPad App Is The Beginning Of The End Of Print.
Check out Austin's awesome take on the viral dance in the video above, which he filmed it at a recent concert.
GLAM4GOOD talked to Teigen and got her awesome take on some of the changes she would like to see in the fashion business and her definition of style.
It's a style that Tarazi says is not only a homage to the tools of CGI, but is also a nod to the cutout animation of music videos like Sting's "Love is the Seventh Wave" and Aha's eternally awesome "Take On Me". "I felt like we were evolving those more old-school media".
"You know, like an action hero, woman empowerment, awesome, take-charge leading role".
Awesome Awesome – taken from the mixtape How To Make It In America – represents a definite return to form, however, with the duo dusting down the claustrophobic yet playful beats last used on the excellent Clipse album Hell Hath No Fury.
The scale of Miliband's vision was awesome, taking on vested interests from right and left, while trashing some of Labour's record and praising some of the Tories' achievements.
The Facebook CEO captured what it takes to change the world as eloquently as he could, "It's not about a single moment of inspiration or brilliance, it's years and years of practice and hard work … Anything that's really awesome takes a lot of work".
Families spent more time together, which is awesome, taking walks together to play.
For more awesome takes on the Korean pop craze, check out Cody Simpson's hilarious cover with sister Alli Simpson, and watch Britney Spears get a lesson in the "invisible horse dance" from the rapper himself on "Ellen".
