Sentence examples for independent taking from inspiring English sources

He told The Independent taking the photograph was a "lucky moment" as he saw the gentle pair among the sleeping families and waking men.

Probably not," adds Lord Healey in the Independent, taking issue with the notion that Lord Jenkins "prefigured" Blairism: "The SDP did not create New Labour: it delayed it.

In 1968, Wallace had run in the presidential election as a third-party independent, taking five states and 46 electoral votes, and in 1972 had already won the Florida primary.

The Independent, taking some delight, offers the best intro: "In a court hearing lasting less than one minute, David Mills, the tax lawyer, former Camden councillor amd estranged husband of Tessa Jowell, was sentenced to four and a half years in jail for taking 600,000 euros in exchange for withholding testimony that could have damaged the Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi".

Sudan had experienced an oil-fuelled economic boom until South Sudan became independent, taking 75% of its oil reserves.

If this vectors are linearly independent, taking this space as the -space of, then is a -holomorphic lift of, although may be a map into ; on the other hand, if is totally umbilic, then we may take either as the unique strictly compatible map into or into and both these maps are -holomorphic.

Others, like Al Quihuis, a Phoenix financial planner who is a registered independent, took a more neutral position.

He leveraged his quirky and independent takes on issues into political leverage for himself (and, invariably, into some pork for Pennsylvania).

The third major candidate, Simba Makoni, who broke away from the governing party, ZANU-PF, to run as an independent, took 8.3percentt of the vote.

The composite video, he told the Independent, took a team seven days to trawl through footage of speakers addressing the society and to edit.

The Independent takes a look at all 32 teams, how they have spent their summer and what fans can expect this season.