Sentence examples for o take from inspiring English sources

There is some debate about whether "Take, O, take those lips away" from Measure for Measure and "O mistress mine" from Twelfth Night predate these plays.

So don't expect Mr. Bubl?o take himself too seriously at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.

The lyrics seem to most experts to be authentically Shakespearean, but there is the hint of an unperformed second verse to "Take, O, take," and instrumental settings of "O mistress" by William Byrd and Thomas Morley do indeed antedate the first production of Twelfth Night.

It is believed that, in addition to Morley, two other composers, Robert Johnson and John Wilson (probably the selfsame Jacke Wilson who sang "Sigh no more" in Much Ado About Nothing and "Take, O, take" in Measure for Measure), had some association with Shakespeare at the end of his career.

See e.g. the sample guidelines for police on the detention and release of children which refers to a broad interpretation of CRC Article 5 on this matter; o take into consideration the lack of ability of a child or their parent, guardian or other person to pay a fine, damages or costs so that this shall not be used as a basis for discrimination against impoverished children.

For example, if you have four hours to do homework and you have eight assignments, divide 8 by 4.  You need o take thirty minutes on each assignment!

#AreYouBetterOff resounding NO, Before O took office I had a job.

A second attempted explanation of "logos of O" takes it as "enumeration of the elements of O".

The second account (206e4 208b12) of "logos of O" takes it as "enumeration of the elements of O".

If T o (p i )·TT i (p j ) is larger than some value, the initiator peer p o takes the peer p j as a relay peer.

The peer p o takes every peer p1isince T0(p 01) · T01(p(1i)) ≥ for i = 1,..., 3. The peer p02 introduces peers p14 and p15.