Sentence examples for saying it will take from inspiring English sources

A $124 billion market leader is sticking its chest out, saying it will take the bottom-line hit to prove its integrity.

BP posted a fact sheet on its Web site saying it will take responsibility for the spill cleanup as well as provide compensation for "legitimate and objectively verifiable" claims for property damage, personal injury and commercial losses.

In response, Clwyd Leisure released its statement on Wednesday saying it will take legal and financial advice before deciding what to do next.

In its statement announcing the emergency inter-meeting rate cut, the Fed also reiterated its position on future cuts by saying it will take appropriate action to deal with appreciable downside risks to growth.

Now you are saying it will take another year.

I have been misinterpreted as saying it will take decades to recover.

"Apparently," I had said, "it will take time".

In any case, he says, "it will take a massive, intensive, coordinated effort that needs direction".

And if Louboutin loses again, the company says it will take its case all the way to the Supreme Court.

Charter has since said it will take its case to shareholders.

Its website now says it will take up to three weeks for any model of Surface to be delivered.