Sentence examples for made taking from inspiring English sources

He has made taking advantage of cutting-edge technology a top objective.

Mattel even reproduced the sounds the hover board made, taking them from the movie's soundtrack.

Such coverage has made taking a stand more difficult than I had imagined.

Iberiabank executives said that tougher rules, including limiting dividends, made taking the aid untenable.

Strict dosing regimes and gastrointestinal side-effects have made taking the drugs difficult for some.

Walker Evans, whose SX-70 images are highly prized, said that the camera made taking pictures "fun again".

"It's quite a jump she has made taking that program from something that didn't exist to what it already is now," Yale's athletic director, Tom Beckett, said.

But they also gushed about the shiny toys that his company made, taking pains to praise the iPad, iPhone and MacBook laptop computer by name.

"That's where the mistake was made: taking a name and putting it on a building that already had a history and emotional ties with the local music scene".

"The decision was made taking into account still-high inflation expectations and risks to steady economic growth," the central bank said in a statement.

3) You must take action when racist abuse is unequivocal – options include having PA announcements made, taking the teams off and potentially abandoning the game.