Sentence examples for of took one from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't so much that I was given a pass as that I sort of took one," he said.

It was hardly straightforward either for Manchester United's predecessors at Newton Heath bearing in mind they finished bottom in their first two seasons and, in a move Sir Alex Ferguson would undoubtedly approve of, took one newspaper to court for complaining their style was "not football but simple brutality".

"In essence, Ford kind of took one for the team," Mr. Sargent said.

"I ended up having a special place for him just because I kind of took one away from him," Stricker said.

I find it hard to go through all the problems of taking one with me as carry-on luggage.

I then got into the routine of taking one at a time.

"The old coaching cliché of taking one game at a time is a nonsense.

The allure of taking one more peek at the unknown had a way of distracting even the game's creators.

The idea of taking one of the city's trademark pieces of real estate private has been around for some time.

John Boehner, the House minority leader, accused the president of "taking one of the most important defenses against Iran off the table".

It kept alive the African champions' hopes of taking one of the continent's five qualifying places in next summer's finals.