Sentence examples for raised take from inspiring English sources

When your suspicions are raised, take time away from the email to talk to a trusted person, check online websites for information about scams or even call the police for information.

Surveys of households show confidence had picked up further in March, linked in part to people being busier at work, which both improved job security and raised take-home pay.

In the third photo, he is outside the store's third-floor elevator with the rifle raised, taking aim.

The programme added a fiscal-reform plan to lower employers' welfare contributions while raising take-home pay.

In response, a faculty committee spent 15 months studying Harvard's labor policies, finally deciding against raising take-home pay.

President Obama recently called the economic situation "an emergency," and over the weekend he assailed Congressional Republicans for opposing his jobs bill, which includes tax cuts that would raise take-home pay.

A photograph of the flag raising taken by Thomas E. Franklin of the New Jersey newspaper The Record became a heartening, patriotic symbol for many on an otherwise awful day, and so did the flag itself.

Caterpillar raising takes some practice and experimenting with food types and creating the right environment.

Recorded primarily in Electric Lady Studios in New York City, Born and Raised takes a more emotional turn, revealing a vulnerable Mayer in 12 tracks of varying poignancy.

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

Funds charge an annual management fee of 1.5 percent to 2 percent of money raised and take 20 percent of profits from their investments.