Sentence examples for be more take from inspiring English sources

He must always do more, be more, take in more, give out more, grow ever larger.

Shilinglaw certainly didn't rule out the possibility: "We will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take up of sets but I think the BBC will be having a wait and see.

"After that we will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take up of sets but I think the BBC will be having a wait and see.

"After that we will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take up of sets, but I think the BBC will be having a wait-and-see.

In stronger labour markets there might be more take-up, but because the scheme is not targeted there is a high likelihood of "deadweight costs" – that subsidies will do little for the harder to help.

That was what fascinated me; others will be more taken by the riffs on media and publicity machines.

I can easily tell a story and then you'll be more taken with the story of the painting.

"We will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take-up of sets, but I think the BBC will be having a wait and see.

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"The expression 'less is more' takes on real meaning here".

"She's more take-charge than she used to be".