Sentence examples for elephant take from inspiring English sources

To paraphrase Keaton's V.A. Vandevere, upon witnessing an elephant take flight, "Dumbo" will make you a child again.

"When eating an elephant take one bite at a time" – Creighton Williams Abrams.

Here, Mama Elephant takes Little Elephant for a walk.

Elephant takes 10 minutes to assemble and requires only a screwdriver.

Another shows an elephant taking cash in through one end and emitting bombs from the other.

Even back then, it was something of a white elephant, taking shape just as the stock market crashed.

He spent 18 months working on Lazaretto (his most celebrated and successful album, the White Stripes' Elephant, took three days) and edited the results on computer, something previously verboten.

Powered by Jack White's guitar and vocals and Meg White's atavistic drumming, "Elephant" takes the central concerns of the blues (the elusiveness of romantic love, primarily) and treats them with roughness rather than reverence.

He began to make his way home last year with Gerry, the Beckettian fable of two men lost in the desert, and Elephant takes place in a middle-class suburb of Portland, Oregon.

In 1676 Robert Plot of the University of Oxford included, in a work of natural history, a drawing of what was apparently the knee-end of the thighbone of a dinosaur, which he thought might have come from an elephant taken to Britain in Roman times.

A safari park elephant took a selfie on a visitor's phone when he dropped it, it has been claimed.