Sentence examples for example and take from inspiring English sources

Today, those between the ages of 10 and 18 can follow Brad's example and take advantage of the best deal in boating.

Even without involving Sessions, Trump could conceivably follow Richard Nixon's example and take the initiative himself to fire the special counsel.

In the mid-1980's, Myanmar began to follow Thailand's example and take regular measurements of the spread of H.I.V. infections.

Another fear is that others would follow our example and take up pre-emption as a way of dealing with their problems.

Will drug addicts refuse to plead guilty, for example, and take their chances on a trial, because the worst that can happen to them is to be sentenced to treatment?

"These people are thieves, they are crooks; if they were really honourable they would lead by example and take a wage cut just like everyone else before talking about austerity".

The ubiquitous but shadowy security services also stand accused, by Human Rights Watch and local journalists, of following Khartoum's example and taking an increasingly authoritarian, "surveillance society" approach to independent media, NGOs and civil society pressure groups.

Blood sugar can be notoriously hard to control in people with diabetes, for example, and taking a slightly larger dose of insulin than needed can send a person into shock.

At Northeastern University in Boston, she followed his example and took a job in a hospital laboratory.

The Nokia N800 is a great example and takes advantage of the free in network calling of the desktop applications.

Firstly the courses tend to be much more grown up! St George's is entirely based on problem-based learning, for example, and takes into account that students "have all their social and study skills in place," points out Persaud.