Sentence examples for shun taking from inspiring English sources
President Obama may have given credence to a relatively new but questionable law enforcement practice that the rest of the developed world is starting to shun: taking and retaining DNA samples from individuals arrested for a crime but not convicted.
Nostalgia's Dusky Glow In one scene Shun takes Umi on a bike ride into town as the sun is setting — one of their first extended moments together.
Dhoni even shunned taking the new ball until 124 overs had been bowled just in case it sped from the bat more swiftly.
Still, she added, the office shunning took its toll on her sister.
The youth count was added this year to address a long-known problem with counting the homeless — that minors on the street are harder for volunteers to find because they tend to shun adults, taking refuge in more secure places such as rooftops.
The seventeenth chapter of the Zhuangzi notes that the sage-king Yao looked for a suitable successor, found the perfect candidate in Shun, and then abdicated so that Shun could take over the throne.
firm had gone from near-ruin to profitability after cofounder Lap Shun Hui took the company private and focused on selling low-end PCs at retail.
Alice Munro, the Canadian short story writer who usually shuns interviews, took part regularly in his programs.
Sir Malcolm Campbell of England held the one-mile (1.6-kilometre) water speed record of 141.74 miles/h (228.6 km/h) with his hydroplane Bluebird II from 1939 to 1950, when the hydroplane Slo-Mo-Shun IV took the record with an average 160.323 miles/h (257.960 km/h) at Seattle, Wash.
Other foreign firms are expected to do the same.Used cars, once shunned, are now taking off, as motorists realise they can be a better-value alternative to a new set of wheels.
Although a state-owned company, something Cheah normally shuns, it is taking significant strides in slashing bloated payrolls and reducing other costs.
