Sentence examples for may take someone from inspiring English sources
"It may take someone from outside the food industry to really disrupt it," reckons Ms Stuckey.
Whether even the star power of Beckham would be enough to make a notoriously fickle sports market take a team to their hearts is another matter — it may take someone of his star presence to sustain interest even when the first flush of enthusiasm has gone.
If you asked for help, it may take someone a while to respond.
Listen patiently as it may take someone with Parkinson's disease much effort to talk.
It may be hard to take someone's radicalism seriously as she sits in front of a plate of room service in a luxury hotel suite; no less so when she loudly insists that "I'm a radical".
In the smartphone market, most players baulk at spending as little as 69p on a game that may have taken someone months to program, test and release.
He said lay judges "will forever be burdened" with the thought they may have taken someone's life without greater support from the justice system. .
When you take someone's picture, they may want to sit down.
Take someone with you to help you spot out some items that you may have easily passed by.
Take someone like Danielle Lloyd..."....
