Sentence examples for raise to take from inspiring English sources

If you aren't ready for your raise to take a full 6 months, you should find a plan B ASAP.

Unintended pregnancy is a complex phenomenon which raise to take an emergency decision.

"I was never raised to take myself so seriously when baking," she said comfortably.

The belief that there is blood in the water, and money can be raised to take on an incumbent.

He plans to list the Mangrove Tree brand on the Hong Kong stock exchange in 2015 and use the capital raised to take the brand outside of China.

As a result, grade boundaries were raised to take account of this, and led to some students getting lower grades than expected.

"We're raised to take care of our elders, and a commitment to care for one another has been projected onto starting a business".

Despite constraints from the state, Fiore had already been reinvigorating Stony Brook's fund-raising to take aim at Hofstra, its competition in Hempstead.

John Varley, chief executive of Barclays, said at the time the bank planned to spend half of the money raised to "take advantage of the current market circumstances".

The official stands with her back to camera, holding out the Bible, facing Johnson, who has one hand on the book, the other raised to take the oath.

John Varley, chief executive of Barclays, said at the time that the bank planned to spend half of the money raised to "take advantage of the current market circumstances".