Sentence examples for said taking that from inspiring English sources

"There's no thinking about it," he said, taking that as a positive sign.

"So should you," Irv said, taking that tiny needle from Tamir's back and placing it in Jacob's aorta.

Michael W. McConnell, the group's lawyer and a former federal judge, said taking that position would be enough to disqualify the student.

She said: "Taking that makeup off, it was like having six layers of skin ripped off your face every time.

On Sunday, Nye said taking that much air out of a ball would require an inflation needle.

A taxpayer thinks mostly about himself or herself, about who or what is taxing -- that is to say "taking" -- his hard-earned money to give to some undeserving body or some other distant, wasteful thing.

Dr. Anthony Saidy, an international master who knew Mr. Evans for many years, said the risk-taking that made Mr. Evans successful in tournaments in the United States did not work as well against the very best players, but he was still a formidable player.

Thomas Chan, of the Chinese Takeaway Association, says that takings in Chinese restaurants are down by 40% in the Newcastle area and 30% in London though the London outlets will also have been hit by the tourist downturn.

"The jobs are there for the taking," Hawkins said, acknowledging that experience was particularly important for relief pitchers.

"There's more risk taking," she said, adding that many top American theaters lack the resources to stage tours.

He said that risk-taking was at times hamstrung by the "byzantine, bureaucratic commissioning system" at the corporation.