Sentence examples for bad take from inspiring English sources
"bad take" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to express disagreement or criticism of someone's opinion or statement. Example: "I think his argument about climate change is a bad take. There is overwhelming scientific evidence supporting its existence."
(However, Instagram allows you to delete and reshoot a bad take; Vine does not. This is fortunate, since Instagram videos can stretch on for two and a half times as long).
When director James Vanderbilt called Mad Men creator Matt Weiner to find out what it was like working with Moss, before casting her opposite Robert Redford in Truth, about the professional unravelling of American newscaster Dan Rather, Weiner told him two things: "Elisabeth never gives a bad take and she is a rubbish drinker".
However, Instagram will let users delete the last clip that they shot in a series, just in case it was a bad take.
(And if you think that's bad take a look at the ingredients for the "Pepperoni, Reduced Fat Pizza").
McCartney said, "I started with the idea 'Hey Jules,' which was Julian, don't make it bad, take a sad song and make it better.
Look at this, gang: a video featuring Piers Morgan where he's not the one with the bad take!
The momentum is powerful, and there are almost no bad takes here, false starts aside.
His grandfather had been a minister who bad taken retreat at the Priory.
It is a tale of teens gone bad, taking a sometimes intimate, sometimes eagle-eye view of a student kidnapping.
Watching all of "Breaking Bad" takes more than 50 hours, and at least at that point you know you've seen every frame.
People feel bad taking something for free or somebody's time and effort without paying them back in some way," says Burger.
