Sentence examples for for whatever takes from inspiring English sources

He worries that California's system of popular initiatives allows citizens to vote for whatever takes their fancy (more spending and lower taxes, for example) while its culture of hyper-partisanship entrenches paralysis.

You will need room for kicks, for jumps, for spinning around, and for doing whatever takes your fancy.

As we're getting this stuff done — like Places launched and then the Games event two weeks ago — everybody just puts their heads down for whatever it takes to get done.

You could also use substitute these green herbs for whatever else takes you fancy.

Maybe more than ever: if we are not honest about our role, then how will we assess our responsibility for whatever regime takes Qaddafi's place?

"Unless you have a crystal ball or you're Mother Nature, you're prepared for whatever it takes," La Russa said yesterday.

"Actually, I've called for whatever it takes to be so strong that no other nation will dare violate the peace," Mr. Reagan said.

"To move to a different country for whatever reason takes so much courage," she said, interrupting an interview to play a song by a British-Indian rapper, Panjabi MC, stored on her hard drive.

And the search for whatever it takes to find Labor's moral bottom line comes against a backing track of fear-inducing rhetoric, so constant it almost seems normal, until compared with rhetoric from overseas.

Baauer, for whatever reason, took umbrage at that, leading to a Twitter war of words.

Or the thought that "it" might come back: for whatever has taken these people hasn't spoken up, as of yet.