Sentence examples for may took down from inspiring English sources
May took down and rebuilt the walls of Edward III's hall and chapel, incorporating larger windows but retaining the height and dimensions of the medieval building.
(If the police or the Basij see you doing this, they may take down your license number, and you risk arrest later; or they might smash your windshield).
2. We may take down any GNM Video at any time without notice, which will mean that your ability to publish such GNM Video is automatically revoked.
Native have reported it may take down pigs, deer, and hunting dogs, and hauls its prey into the canopy to consume it.
He apologized to the Buckeyes, to his former teammates and to now-departed coach Jim Tressel for his role in the mess that may take down one of America's proudest programs.
This spring when their chimney was repointed -- a job whose necessity the antenna may have hastened -- the Mieths took down the antenna, which had left a streak of rust running down their roof.
Emily/Amanda may never take down Victoria Grayson.
Representative Tom Latham may have taken down a fellow veteran from Iowa, Representative Leonard Boswell, in a member-on-member race last month.
Baltimore are beginning to look like a contender, but I suspect they may get taken down a peg here.
In Aleppo or elsewhere, these weapons may well take down a few MIGs or helicopters; the trouble is that they are even more effective against Airbuses or Boeings.
Huts may be taken down, officials say, to make room for a national park that will earn income from tourists.The trouble with a big stateThe Ethiopian model competent generosity combined with draconian controls—has run into trouble on several fronts.
