Sentence examples for because they take it from inspiring English sources
Where the oil-slick geese go, no one knows — maybe the Holland Tunnel because they take it for the monstrous turbine promised them in prophecy.
Or perhaps some governments deliberately keep wages low because they take it for granted that customs inspectors and driving-licence clerks will supplement their official pay.Although it is plausible to suspect that low pay encourages government officials to seek extra income, a strong correlation is hard to draw.
P11: I don't think so there is any different because they take it - because you already have the experience.
So you don't get the proper treatment because they take it like that they are offering the services to people who are not supposed to get the healthcare service.
Don't stare him or her in the eyes, because they take it as a threat.
The jihadists evidently approved of La Maison's style, because they took it over during their stay and turned it into their Sharia court.
People have a way of taking that personally, and I can understand that, because they took it personally in Cincinnati and St .Louis.
He said that Frank Robinson used to deceive pitchers with his plate-crowding (Robinson was a right-handed slugger of fearsome power, whose customary stance at the plate was that of an impatient subway traveller leaning over the edge of the platform and peering down the tracks for the D train), because they took it to mean that he was eager for an inside pitch.
They had access to the passwords and had the same data on their own devices because they took it from their significant other's phone.
After all, those who "registered" with NSEERS did so after being required by government decree not because they took it upon themselves to sign up.
