Sentence examples for remarkable take from inspiring English sources

While knockdowns don't earn boxers any more points than a stiff and visible jab in amateur boxing, this was a quite remarkable take on a one-sided fight, and the packed arena greeted the decision in the appropriate manner.

Fencing the stolen goods might be difficult, since posting an ad on Craigslist for 3,600 iPads might look a little suspicious, but it's still a remarkable take for a couple of guys who apparently just drove a truck to the airport.

It's a remarkable take, really, just in terms of what an effective self-bodying it is.

I wanted yet another way to be sure that Grandma's remarkable take on life will remain with me forever.

In Radcliffe's remarkable take on "scentography", a small glass dome is placed over an object whose scent you want to document.

Then something remarkable takes place.

The first publicly acknowledged placebo-controlled trial — and still among the most remarkable — took place at the request of King Louis XVI, in 1784, under the direction of Benjamin Franklin, then the American Ambassador to France.

Here Mr. Schnabel has done something altogether remarkable: taken the squarest and most predictable of film genres, the biopic, and fashioned a gaudy carnival of poetry, passion and sex.

This is quite remarkable taking the often much larger scatter of main diagonal data into account.

"I think what Stuart has achieved this season has been remarkable, taking Celtic until the end of April before they won the title," he said.

There's something remarkable taking place in the British countryside this weekend.