Sentence examples for powerful takes from inspiring English sources

The success of Chelsea confirms only one thing: that in our age of hyper-capitalism the winner and most powerful takes all.

Then, something truly powerful takes place.

Morris' clean, highly musical, theatrically savvy choreography brought the tragic story home, but ultimately the effect was delight: in music, in movement, in characterization, especially Laurel Lynch's powerful takes on Dido and the Sorceress.

As we greet 2013, then -- with HTC, LG, Google, Samsung and Motorola all having put forth their own powerful takes on the Android operating system -- one irresistible question lingers: Which of these companies is going to put out an even more powerful and impressive smartphone in January that will make all of these current Android smartphones seem weak and obsolete by comparison?

I can't stand the powerful taking advantage of those with less power.

The Tories don't like government because it stops the powerful taking advantage of the weak.

As he told the Wall Street Journal, the powerful take their orders from him because they are desperate.

Dr Dean may well be right, but your beloved PC won't disappear without something just as flexible and powerful taking its place.

Everyone likes to see the powerful taken down a notch or two, and the press, let alone The Times, is among the least beloved institutions in the country.

In other words, bring existing pieces together and recombining them in a way that is fundamentally different, and fundamentally powerful; taking the best of what's already out there, and putting it all together in a game changing new way.

Mr. Bergé's words — tender, sad, occasionally scolding, but always powerful — took as subjects collecting art together, building the couture house, the designer's unstable temperament with alcohol and substance abuse and the couple's love.