Sentence examples for online took from inspiring English sources

Mail Online took second spot with the highest month-on-month increase of 5.10%, followed by Telegraph Online.

"Before we say TV is dead, we have to realize that much of the market share that online took was from other media, not TV," she said.

The editor-in-chief of the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and Mail Online took home £1.48m in 2015, well down on the £2.4m he earned last year.

And at the price of mixing its pugilistic metaphors, 20Minutes Online took the imagery a stage further in order to score the contest as a draw: "Cock fight ends with no K.O".

Last week the advocates' efforts to keep the documents online took another step as Freenet, an international anticensorship organization that promotes the anonymous distribution of files, obtained copies of the Diebold documents.

The New York Film Critics Online took a stance similar to the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review, honoring "Zero Dark Thirty" and its director, Kathryn Bigelow, with its top prizes; ditto the Boston Society of Film Critics.

Her supporters online, taking the ban as an insult, redoubled their fervor.

Zoe Sugg's debut novel, Girl Online, takes the fifth-place slot.

The researchers forecast shoppers would spend 12% more online, taking sales to £116bn through the year.

It sold used cars completely online, taking the dealer out of the equation.

Registering online takes minutes in the majority of cases, especially if you have your national insurance number to hand.