Sentence examples for like a take from inspiring English sources
Others, he said, were adding incentives like a "take somebody along" offer.
His impersonation of babies, which looks rather more like a take on drunken old men, was particularly gripping.
Here, he plays a San Francisco neuropsychiatrist in this dark and tense series that, like the novel it's based on, feels like a take on the Hitchcock's "Vertigo".
This sounds like a take on a quote from Edmund Burke, who is viewed by many as the founder of modern Conservatism: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing".
It's like a Take That concert!" When Fletcher was invited to perform a new show at this year's Manchester international festival, he looked to Mr Tumble, his most popular character, for inspiration.
An iPhone is like a take on Josef Albers's Homage to the Square, while a rear view of a credit card waiting to be signed, with its horizontal black strip and the elongated white rectangle below, has the feel of certain Ad Reinhardt paintings or a Rothko.
Everyone likes a take-away from a party.
He doesn't look like a take-it-on-the-chin kind of guy.
It was like a take-home fantasy camp, akin to hiring a Brazilian soccer star to kick the ball around in the backyard, or a Chinese table-tennis champion to play a few games in the basement.
The goal is to make your main event feel more like a take-the-back-entrance super-exclusive word-of-mouth after-party.
Like a take-it-outside scrape between two once-friendly drunks, the sibling rivalry comedy "Awful Nice" has a kind of bro-logic fascination embedded in its rambunctious male humor.
