Sentence examples for lang to take from inspiring English sources

"Imagine a soldier the size of an insect, the ultimate secret weapon," the voiceover begins, before Pym is seen persuading Lang to take a "shot at redemption" and join him on his mission.

Ms. Lang likes to take her time.

George Bell, the Bishop of Chichester who had earlier praised Lang's work for church unity, said that Lang's failure to take a lead after the Prayer Book rejection of 1928 meant that the Church of England had been unable to revise its forms of worship or take any effective control of its own affairs.

They talk about how cogongrass is like the evil cousin of kudzu, another invasive weed that Mr. Lang says has come to take on "a certain Southern charm".

Mr. Mehta says it was the high aspirations for the center and encouragement from Mr. Lang that prompted him to take the job, although he didn't really need a new full-time gig; at 75, he was enjoying being close to his family and being a consultant to music groups in Chicago, to which he returned in 2012 after 12 years at the Philharmonic.

"For this to work," Mr. Lang said, "the government would have to take over price negotiations.

Mr. Lang said CD-60 had enough thunder to take on Carnegie Hall.

Mr. Lang, then a newly appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, went on to take that piano on a world tour.

Before you crack open the bubbly and Google the lyrics to "Auld Lang Syne," take a second for a requiem for these trends we'll hopefully be putting to bed in 2013.

While there are countless Christmas albums, it took K. D. Lang to follow through on the old Beach Boys and build a theme album around the opposite season: summertime.

Mr. Lang will take over the troubled education ministry.