Sentence examples for correct take from inspiring English sources

Often, an actor will walk on a set and do the correct take, the expected take.

"This is a great and most likely correct take home message".

That's probably the correct take.

Here's Pete's absolutely correct take on it.

There is no right answer to a Lynch film, no single correct take, and over-emphasising the aims of the author is only a method the entitled use to claim dominance over the casual lover of art.

For the politically charged "Crash," which explores issues of power and self-identity, Cheadle took on executive producer duties to help facilitate director Paul Haggis' less than politically correct take on race relations.

You can go to www.exam4.com, follow the links to Harvard Law School, and choose the correct take-home exam.

Augusta said that, whichever view was correct, taking mind-altering drugs every weekend, alone, and in high doses, surely testified to some intense inner needs or conflicts, and that I should explore these with a therapist.

Tribes trick us into thinking that political participation is about being well-versed in tribal rhetoric – say, being able to list the correct takes on past inter-tribal skirmishes – rather than about pursuing tangible goals.

Scoring was computed as number correct, taking into account the discontinue rule, as described in the Manual (Wechsler, 2003).

Proving the theory correct took almost half a century and involved creating the biggest and most sophisticated machine humankind has ever built.