Sentence examples for commercial take from inspiring English sources

"Stocks that are in good health condition could have a sustainable commercial take," Dr. Mate said.

In Britain, recent street name changes have often focused on the environmental or commercial: take Eco Way in Doncaster, Sustainability Way in Leyland, or Costkea Way outside Edinburgh, unromantically named after its resident Ikea and Costco stores.

As always, the pagans turn up in force to chant and dance and welcome the sun but they are being joined by people of different or no faiths who seem to be there to take a quick break from the pressures of the UK's ever more commercial take on Christmas.

"We have a good spread of English and overseas talent, and if we stay competitive then the commercial take will continue to grow".

So, next time there's a food commercial, take a screen break!

"We've believed for a long time that what Japan has really been doing has been a commercial take thinly disguised as a scientific research program," Simmonds said.

In this case, 90 metres of superconducting cable have been installed at an electricity substation owned by Copenhagen Energy.If successful, these and other small-scale demonstrations could lead to the widespread commercial take-up of superconducting cables within the next few years.

One commercial takes place in a front yard and another on a golf course.

A new commercial takes a separated-at-birth approach, opening with a scene from 1985 of Chris Paul in a crib beside his fictional identical twin brother, "Cliff".

The commercial takes place in a stylized world that seems a cross between a city from the film "Metropolis" and the Ice Hotel in Sweden.

A new Freshpet commercial takes a patriotic turn, with an American flag backdrop and "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" playing.