Sentence examples for how about we take from inspiring English sources

(Speaking of which, how about we take a juicy trip to FatBurger? Voted best burger in Los Angeles!) And I swear to God I didn't buy Christine any candles.

The Bagger, sensing an opportunity, mentioned that the only meaningful impact the studios could have had this year would have been subtractive, as in, "Hey, Peter, we love 'Kong,' but that dinosaur movie in the middle, how about we take that out and make that your next movie?" Jackson may have been 45 minutes of indulgence away from a nomination and yet another huge win at the box office.

"Mathijs was working on his laptop and after a while of really trying everything to stay warm, he said: 'Well, you know what, how about we take 100 laptops, put them into one of the rooms and then we'll have nerd-heat heating our house?'" says Florian Schneider, who co-founded the company with the erstwhile housemates.

Moms of the world, how about we take off just a touch of the Pinterest-perfect Christmas pressure?

Instead of the usual "urgency Zen" that's permeating so many business leader's minds, how about we take a breath and think in terms of cooperation as well as long term success?

The other side is that everything in the space is gold and green, as a way for me to comment on the money behind the pharmaceutical industry but trying to invert it and say: "Instead of these drugs being valuable, how about we take my real experience of going through this process as what is really valuable?" 'Waiting For Wisdom'.

"We need to have a conversation about how we take those issues forward and how we ensure that people do trust Welsh Labour with the Welsh NHS," he added.

So your homework this weekend is to cross this bridge, think about that, and also think about how we take those lessons into doing what we do, which is carry every single transaction in the world".

"The debate about how we take Scotland forward is not about the Scottish Parliament or Westminster, it's about our party, our members and the wider 'Yes' movement.

So, your homework for the weekend is to cross this bridge, think about that, and then also think about how we take those lessons into doing what we want do, which is carry every single transaction in the world.

In humble recognition of that fact, I'm here to discuss not what you should eat or how you should work out and why, but to suggest that we reframe the conversation about how we take care of ourselves.