Sentence examples for license taking from inspiring English sources

The registrar was examining his license, taking too long.

Later in the year Autostrade led a consortium that won Italy's fourth mobile-phone license, taking a 32% interest in the resulting company, Blu (with 800,000 subscribers it is still a loser and is reportedly on the block).

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You need your license taking away from you.

Perhaps if we are to answer the challenge of #MeToo, we must question how so many of our sons learned to believe that wanting was the only license taking ever required. .

These may include online identity verification questions (based on public or credit records), using a web cam to verify your identity as compared to your driver's license, taking the exam at an in-person testing center, or taking the exam in the presence of a notary.

Heller is controlled when she discusses the license taken with her story.

He had his license taken away for biting Evander Holyfield's ears in his last bout.

One of the eighty-year-olds tested had had his license taken away, never to drive again.

Ms. Kelly also took issue with the creative license taken by Ms. Mort's script, particularly the story line that Simone had a romantic relationship with Mr. Henderson.

Faber is ambivalent about "CSI" — flattered by the attention it has brought to her profession but mindful of the cinematic license taken by the program's creators.