Trank wanted to return to smaller, more intimate movies – and that wish will likely now be granted, whether he likes it or not.
Many suburbanites take free parking for granted, whether it's in the lot of a big-box store or at home in the driveway.
Listening to the music and thinking about how it connected with other musicians and realizing how many correlations I hadn't even thought of or had taken for granted, whether it's a Sufjan Stevens or a Radiohead.
He takes nothing for granted, whether he is analysing the Palaeolithic rock carvings at Creswell Crags in Nottinghamshire or tracing the stone circles of Stonehenge in Wiltshire and Callanish in the Outer Hebrides.
Granted, whether we travel for business or pleasure we seldom want to spend more time in transit than we have to.
"We predicted at the beginning of the decade that this would be the decade that the digital approach would be taken for granted, whether it's photos or music or communicating," Gates said.
What IFI's larger top-50 table, embedded below, doesn't really draw out are whether there are any trends around what kind of patents are being granted — whether, for example, we are seeing a rise in autonomous vehicle-related patents or declines in patents that are related to mobile phones.
Never take a mentoring relationship for granted, whether you are the mentor or the mentee.
If it wants to maintain control of the White House and Congress, the Democratic Party simply cannot afford to take any community for granted, whether Asian American, Latino, or African American.
Granted, whether something works--or doesn't--in a certain community at a certain time does not mean that it will work--or fail--everywhere later on.
