Sentence examples for pm takes from inspiring English sources

Its front-page splash, under the heading "PM takes nation back to the future", was photoshopped for a ye-olde look.

PM takes responsibility for the paper as a whole.

He summarises that the PM took us to war in Iraq on what he said was "very clear" legal advice the war would be legal.

The PM took a beating after Sharm al Sheikh and his government's post-election honeymoon came to a crashing halt.

If the argument is that the PM took up valuable PET resources that could have been spent on Emilie by going to see homeless people, that seems ludicrous.

"Malcolm Turnbull, our PM, took the first opportunity to lecture South Australians about the dangers of renewable energy, and for the Labor states in promoting unrealistic renewable energy targets," the premier told reporters on Wednesday.

No 10 said the PM took the "best legal advice" before he spoke: widely taken as a reference to the Attorney General.

Nightly shows, which kick off at 9 pm, take place in a glorious 18th-century patio full of eerie shadows and cascading greenery, and are complemented by hauntingly melancholic music.

Lloyd: (9 50 04 PM): Taking a page from Edwards playbook.

5 PM took 1/2 Benadryl feeling swelling in throat and asthma.

I don't ever ask for a photo, but the PM took my camera and insisted on taking a photo of two #gingers #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/NrVWOlyZgI.