Sentence examples for evolution took from inspiring English sources

The evolution took time.

Evolution took its own course in Madagascar.

Notions of human progress and political evolution took root.

They evolved, and now a new fossil discovery suggests the route that shell evolution took.

That's probably why the last question — "Are you comfortable with the idea of evolution?" — took him by surprise.

• Digger's evolution took a grand leap after Fox's Nascar season as Hill developed the gopher's back story, as if this were a commonplace task for TV sports executives.

A few have adapted to freshwater, and some have even adapted to live on land (e.g. garden snails), but this evolution took millions of years and special adaptations.

The sheer distance that the issue has moved in the past year may find President Obama wondering, this week, why his own evolution took so long.

Chlorine evolution took place on the surface film in which cations were mainly those of additive group metals such as rhdoium, iridium or platinum ions.

Now scientists from MIT and their colleagues have estimated the lifetime of the solar nebula — a key stage during which much of the solar system evolution took shape.

But we were smarter, able to kill our predators, make deadly tools, find more food, so evolution took us in hand, and we lived longer.