Sentence examples for some takings from inspiring English sources

While the Rieu number includes some takings from encore showings on Sunday, the event's Saturday tally of £1.10m is the only time a music concert has grossed over £1m in the UK in a single day.

Anyhow, the single necessity of the action was to obtain a well-lit overhead image of many people playing dead (some taking selfies).

"In a nutshell, clearly some profit taking is taking place in some of the leaders of the last couple of weeks, I.B.M. and General Electric and those types of securities," Mr. Riley said.

The well-reviewed documentary Notes on Blindness has not delivered box office commensurate with the critical esteem (100% fresh at Rotten Tomatoes), opening with £20,000 from 32 cinemas, including some preview takings.

Some charge a set fee, others take a percentage of the takings, while some might take a mix, but rates tend to be creeping up every year.

"There has been some things said and some mickey-taking - I suggest most people haven't played against Australia and don't know what it's like to face them".

But the story includes some Muslim-Jewish political discussion, some drug-taking, and the circumcision of a pig.

Takings some risks can put some passion back into the bedroom.

There needed to be some clear taking of responsibility by her – if not gone at least some kind of clear sanction or penalty for what plainly had been a failure on her part.

And there is cheating and some drug-taking and various other messy facts of human life, including some misplaced ultra-nationalism.

The adoption of a CHW role enabled some degree of repositioning within their own communities (39), while was for some the taking of a developmental role, a potential path out of the conditions that they and their patients had to endure.