Sentence examples for blocks to take a from inspiring English sources

Roared on by a capacity crowd in the final, they blasted out of the blocks to take a psychological lead after 500m.

Grainger and Watkins exploded out of the blocks to take an early lead ahead of the Australian crew of Brooke Pratley and Kim Crow.

The open space allows the block to take a deep, meditative breath, and makes the typical brownstone front garden looked pinched.

The frenzy of the London property market was symbolised by open house events, where in some cases buyers queued around the block to take a whistlestop tour of a property on the market for hundreds of thousands of pounds.

In fact, it seems like developers are lining up around the block to take a crack at the new control methods.

In this case, it appears that Yahoo is moving a few blocks to take advantage of L.A.'s special tax incentives for Internet companies.

He went home, a couple of blocks away, to take a blood-sugar reading.

Relatively few of those who went there then walked several blocks east to take a look at Federal Hall.

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Durkin certainly did his share of celebrating the early touchdowns at Maryland Stadium as the Terps scored on their first four possessions as well as on a blocked punt to take a 35-0 haleadme lead.

"He was here when the neighborhood wasn't like this," he said, looking up and down the block to take it in: a bicycle shop; a real estate agency; a dry cleaner turned into an upscale clothing store.