Sentence examples for by taking some of from inspiring English sources

Selecting a major is a hypothesis to be tested by taking some of the required courses for that subject.

She accomplished it by taking some of the beats at double speed, and that is something else about kathak: how fast it gets, with no sacrifice of clarity.

But by taking some of the best people out of the Labour party they just gave Mrs Thatcher three terms in office.

Chiefs Coach Dick Vermeil tried to deflect criticism of his defensive coordinator, Greg Robinson, during the week by taking some of the blame himself.

Countermovements that avoid the backlash pattern typically try to undermine the group they oppose by taking some of the latter's aims as their own, thereby helping to effect reforms sought in the initial protest.

Paul Samuelson was the man who set the agenda for the coming decades by taking some of the ideas from Keynes's General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money and articulating them in mathematical models.

Will Obama validate that frustration by taking some measure of responsibility for it (something he hinted at in his exclusive interview Monday night with ABC News)?

Local Occupy groups pledged to support the strike by taking some sort of unspecified action that would bring traffic on the iconic thoroughfare to a screeching halt.

They, make that we, have been pounded with the message that one can achieve success and avoid the hard work simply by taking some sort of drug.

Mix it up, by taking some pictures of ordinary landscapes as well as exotic places.

Navigators help to decrease waiting time at the clinic by taking on some of the non-medical roles of providers.