Sentence examples for man's take from inspiring English sources

The film is one man's take on how things are, and it's an awfully funny one.

The collection had a muted sense of decoration, almost a poor man's take on refinement.

Meanwhile, the loudest applause was reserved for the quirkiest or most energetic performances, including one bearded bald man's take on Tori Amos's "Cornflake Girl".

After Spielberg's Amistad and now this film, another white man's take on slavery and the struggle to end it, when will black directors get a fair crack of the whip?

Mr. Cook also wrote the critically praised jazz books "Blue Note Records: The Biography," "It's About That Time: Miles Davis On and Off Record" and "Richard Cook's Jazz Encyclopedia," an idiosyncratic work whose title reflected the fact that it was one man's take on the subject rather than a definitive overview.

You can read The Man's take on it here.

This is actually one of the film's better lines, going for the risky humor in a young man's taking sexual advantage of his coming death.

The men's take on the books often made me think a lot more about the experiences they'd had, both before prison and in prison.

According to a recent Experian Simmons study on the topic of individual income: gay and straight men's earning are on even keel, however married or partnered gay men's take home paycheck averages $8,000 more than their heterosexual counterparts.

Let's take the Man Utd deal first.

Some even suggest it's a man's game, take what happens on the pitch and leave it there.