Sentence examples for it ever takes from inspiring English sources

If it ever takes hold, a common understanding of the past could open up the space for entirely new ideas about the future.

A common foreign and defence policy, if it ever takes shape, could have a similar effect.The long-term implications of this trend are big.

The charge, which could fall foul of discrimination laws before it ever takes effect, was proposed following a poll of passengers on the airline's website.

Sergio Aguayo, a prominent human-rights activist and a candidate to lead the commission, if it ever takes shape, said that the nation needed to examine the forces behind some of Mexico's worst political massacres.

A loss was all it took — all it ever takes, really — for criticism to be heaped on Eli Manning, and for comparisons to other quarterbacks to be made again.

Perhaps Ruiz will try to bypass Johnson to fight Tyson, or perhaps the winner of Tyson-Lewis, if it ever takes place, will fight the winner of Ruiz-Johnson.

Flying passenger aircraft in formation – will it ever take off?

But could it ever take another crack at a deal?

"I took more out of alcohol than it ever took out of me," he explained.

But he doubted he could support recording by touring if it ever took off.

The sound, uttered from the living room of their apartment, was all it ever took.