Sentence examples for do retake from inspiring English sources

If and when Iraqi forces do retake the city, they may inherit little more than bodies and rubble, as they did in taking the city of Ramadi last December.

"We don't do retakes," he said.

We'd often have to do retakes because the scenery shook.

Less successful guests were the baseball player Jose Canseco, who insisted on rewrites and refused to do retakes, and Jon Bon Jovi.

Of course, the average amateur reader is no match in poetry or polish for the experienced poets available on recording (and able to do retakes, if need be).

Whereas in past years they might have been a little blasé, thinking they could retake in January and still have the rest of the academic year to enjoy gap year travels, this year they know they must do their best in summer 2013 or else go to a lower-ranked university or forfeit a year in order to do retakes.

During shooting, Hitchcock was forced to uncharacteristically do retakes for some scenes.

Gibson was willing to do the job and even came in on three separate occasions to do retakes – mostly because he knew his children would be watching.

If the director wants for a few people to stay longer to do retakes, stay.

But the visitors did retake the lead three minutes after the break as Bishop headed home Ince's whipped delivery.

Has she just been doing retakes or is she really not doing it?