Sentence examples for if takes from inspiring English sources
Even if takes another three decades, you would back Koska to win out in the end.
Dual citizenship may mitigate this: all Scots would have a strong claim to be EU citizens as individuals, even if takes a few years to negotiate membership.
Such a quiet, individual endeavor; so demanding in its way; so wonderful — as a writer (and a reader), I'm happy, and if takes billions of copies of Swedish sex-thrillers to get people in the habit, that's fine with me.
President Bush has said he is determined to carry on the search for Osama bin Laden and efforts to topple the Taliban leadership that shelters him even if takes a year or more.
The system will also allow members to order a car service online with the proviso that if takes more than 20 minutes from order to pickup, the service is free.
"The scenario has been that families that have a history of sending kids to college will do whatever if takes, even if that means a huge amount of debt".
If taken too seriously, it kills.
But this idea, if taken really seriously, is staggeringly radical.
This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible", says Ms Bernstein.
Or slowly, as if taking in every last detail?
