Sentence examples for by taking a second from inspiring English sources
They did so in part by taking a second mortgage against their beach house in Brick Township, he said.
It is possible to exaggerate, of course: Some who fail the matrics go on to full and lucrative careers, and laggards can try to boost a low score by taking a second test later.
In an official statement provided to gaming website IGN, a Nintendo spokesperson claimed that the termination of Rapp's employment was in fact due to her breaking company rules by taking a second job.
But I was not able to give her more than 10 hours a week, so she had to supplement that by taking a second internship — with a friend, also a writer, who was looking for a researcher.
She could have moved when her success earned her contracts with Adidas and Nutrilite two years ago — ending the days when Suhr helped finance her by taking a second mortgage on his house — but she does not long for a cushier setting.
An hours constraint on a worker's principal (say, highest wage) job can readily explain why a worker might increase utility by taking a second job, even at a lower wage.
Jade Etherington and Caroline Powell became the first Britons to win four medals at one Winter Paralympics by taking a third Sochi silver in the super-combined skiing.
Celta had surprised Real, who were without the injured Gareth Bale and Luka Modric, by taking a ninth-minute lead through Nolito.
She suggests that people planning to retire in a remote area improve their odds by taking a first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation class, or making sure their caregivers are trained.
In game 1, the Celtics shocked a sleepwalking Cavaliers team by taking a first-quarter lead, and remained competitive for the first three quarters before Cleveland broke away in the fourth en route to a 113-100 victory.
The visitors, who captured the imagination of millions of spectators by reaching the Euro 2016 quarter-finals, began where they had left off in France by taking a fifth-minute lead through Alfred Finnbogason.
