In my favorite passages, she responds poetically to spooky or awe-inspiring landscape that a native might take for granted.
One point that they did not address was how long it might take for energy-saving materials to pay for themselves in electricity savings.
For example, one might take for granted that there will be growing demand for orthopedic surgeons in Toledo, Ohio, and educational administrators in Iowa City.
Newport is also trying to replenish those heroes with middle-age ones, the major figures whom we might take for granted because they're so busy.
He was once asked how long it might take for the scientific establishment to recognize that it was wrong about H.I.V.
The question now is what it might take for the decent detectives in hometown mysteries to throw up their hands and say: "This one beats me.
It is such a beguiling performance from Richard, natural, unaffected, unselfconscious, you find herself rooting for Ana, although what form success might take for her is a mystery.
Steve Phillips, the Mets' general manager, declined to say much about what it might take for those games to be played.
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I just wonder how fragile they are, and what it might take for us to rediscover how much we need other people.
"So marketers can determine if their campaign was a success in 48 hours versus the four to six weeks it might take for a direct-mail campaign".
