Sentence examples for does to take from inspiring English sources

It takes experience to breathe as easily as Underwood does, to take your time, to dance with such nuance and decorum.

Few major artists have so profoundly changed their themes between such peaks, and almost none of Harvey's reach and stature are today attempting what she does: to take on the state of the world.

The mathematically based kin selection theory may work just fine for squirrels, but any theory of human behavior that fails (as it does) to take psychology into account is, by that fact, false.

It derives in large part from a tendency, common among smart people, to presume that everyone in the world either does or should think as he does — to take for granted that people can (or want to) strike his patented balance of enlightenment and self-interest.

He claims that they are far happier than the lower 30 percent because government seldom intervenes to improve their lives: "the things the government does to take the trouble out of things seldom intersect with the life of a successful attorney or executive".

Not only do we incarcerate at some six times the rate that Britain does, to take one example, or around seven times the rate of Canada, but, Perkinson relates, African-Americans are seven times as likely to be locked up as whites, and ­"African-American men today go to prison at twice the rate they go to college".

Everything will be done to take action against those involved".

What should we do to take advantage of them?

I know what I need to do to take wickets".

What does it need to do to take advantage of this confluence of the two worlds?

I learned what they did to take action.