Sentence examples for something different to take from inspiring English sources

England offered nothing in mid-field and will need to find something different to take on South Africa next Saturday.

I felt like when the industry gives you that kind of recognition, I almost feel there is a duty to use that recognition and allow it to encourage me to do something different -- to stretch myself; to take a risk.

He brings something different to every single take.

Mr. Beasley has something different to say and has taken strides in learning how to say it.

What I find fascinating is that this line in isolation means something different to each person who takes it on.

Against a newcomer like Palin, however, it will take something different to avoid coming off as an overly aggressive ass.

"I know it takes something different to win a one-day race - a big race like the Olympic Games".

Sometimes, it just takes something different to cheer a child up.

He has to try something different; has to take his chances; has to knock Nadal off his stride.

If you want to try something different take your dusty booty to get it washed like a car at the Human Carcass Wash; or, get your skin lathered with suds at the Doc Bronner Soap camp; or, get those cracked feet taken care of at Footwash camp.

Unable to finish a novel, she decided to try something different and take a playwriting class.