Sentence examples for making to take from inspiring English sources

Expect the decision making to take longer and to involve more meetings and correspondence.

"What we have to do is remove or eliminate, as far as possible, the opportunity for that deal making to take place".

From 56 Bogart, Luhring Augustine is but a short walk, and one worth making to take in a light-show-type video installation by Charles Atlas, an artist with no known connection to Bushwick.

Samoyault does everything one expects a conventional biography to do, and more, bringing to life the changing intellectual climate of Barthes' time, making – to take one iconic example – his silence after the events of May 1968 seem perfectly comprehensible.

For example, British American Tobacco struck a new balance between global and local decision making to take advantage of the company's scale while maintaining its agility in local markets.

Underpinning these visions is the idea of the open agent society: a flexible network of heterogeneous software processes, each individually aware of the opportunities available to them, capable of autonomous decision making to take advantage of them, and co-operating to meet transient needs and conditions.

He made to take away her schoolbag.

He and Sylvia were made to take a parenting class.

Sometimes efforts are made to take it away, he said.

Mr. Ephlin says that the decision may have been made to take revenge on G.M. officials.

It can also be made to take a variety of aesthetically agreeable shapes.