Sentence examples for major takes from inspiring English sources

If that major takes three instead of four years to complete, that's fine.

When the German major takes her in as his housekeeper, she devises a plan to hide the 11 Jews from the laundry, joined later by a 12th, in his coal cellar.

After wallowing awhile in booze and sorrow, Cliff auctions off his cherry farm and begins a restorative journey west from Michigan with a plan to rename the birds and states of America; "The English Major" takes the form of his "trip journal".

A dialogue of definition, the Hippias Major takes up the subject of the fine or beautiful (to kalon), one of the two most general terms of commendation in ancient Greek, the other being agathon, good, nearly a synonym.

Mr. Kotick, an art history major, took the advice.

The idea was born after Ms. Zhang, an economics major, took a class in behavioral economics.

Lerone Matthis, a business major, took six semesters of remedial math before he could take college-level math classes.

Look about the courtyard!" Batmanglij, a music major, took classes in composition, and after college he wrote film scores.

But calamities struck many contenders as the demanding course, coupled with final-round nerves at a major, took a toll.

Cue an increasingly indiscreet hunt, a poisoned veal cutlet and the Major taking potshots with his rifle.

This raised the possibility that Sir Alan's resignation was a condition of Mr Major taking the job.