Sentence examples for do take some from inspiring English sources

Dr Shumaila Yousafzai from Cardiff Business School also said that warning messages placed in games showed that the manufacturers "do take some responsibility into their own hands".

When I do take some time off, you can find me walking in London parks, often Hyde Park, or visiting the Tate or the museums.

I do take some comfort in the latest New York Times / CBS poll, which showed that about two-thirds of voters support limiting the amount of money that individuals can contribute to a campaign.

"Labor believes the best way to deal with marriage equality is just to let the parliament and parliamentarians do what they're paid to do, take some decisions," he told reporters on Sunday.

He departed with a final word of advice: "Work hard and no matter what you do, take some time to smell the flowers!" Seann Miley Moore and Kiera Weathers were booted from the singing contest, with Mason Noise being given another chance after finding himself in the bottom two.

What he did so well is what every composer today, with no accepted musical vernacular, struggles to do: take some cells, motifs and ideas, and build them into a work of 8 minutes, or 18, or 80, that still hangs together like one piece.

He did take some liberties.

(EBay does take some advertising).

It does take some effort to calibrate.

The network of staircases did take some getting used to.

But the new rate did take some by surprise.