Sentence examples for bad took from inspiring English sources
A journey that should have taken 35 minutes on a good day and 50 on a bad, took me close to two hours.
The trend for mothers to make themselves look bad took on a new twist this month with the pilot of a BBC sitcom co-written by Sharon Horgan.
Some of its doctors now have hundreds of reviews.Preparing staff for the publication of all the comments, good and bad, took a year, says Brian Gresh, who helped create the university's system.
His Holiness said his experience was that the American people in general tend to react quickly to developments, being very joyous when something good happened or feeling depressed when something bad took place.
The notion that lactic acid was bad took hold more than a century ago, said George A. Brooks, a professor in the department of integrative biology at the University of California, Berkeley.
Second, much if not most of the subprime lending that is now going so catastrophically bad took place after it was clear to many of us that there was a serious housing bubble, and after people like Mr. Gramlich had issued public warnings about the subprime situation.
Not bad – take a deep breath and go over the top again!
"Deciding whether it will be very, very bad takes ethical analysis," he says.
Being bad takes work and is not necessarily good for business.
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.
