Sentence examples for something that can take from inspiring English sources

They are also shallow-rooting for a perennial, so you need something that can take that sort of competition.

She was told to wait for her mother's visa to be processed, something that can take years.

Because he regards branding as something that can take 10 or 20 years to achieve, Mr. Anholt does not recommend advertising as a solution.

On Park & Bond, a new e-commerce site for designer men's wear, Jim Moore, the creative director for GQ, can be found describing a red Calvin Klein turtleneck as "something that can take that gray flannel suit and give it a little bon vivant".

No, they need to take along something that can take a beating and still produce memorable images.

The solution is to move the processing down to the edge — something that can take two to six months for programmers.

But if angry aliens arrive and neither the Avengers nor Will Smith are anywhere to be found, we should probably have something available that can take them out — at least according to the Intergalactic Rifle Association.

Like many, I had somewhat glibly dismissed it simply as "the bit before", underplaying something that can truly take over your life for years on end.

And working out the disputes is something that can often take a lot of time, which leaves the funds in limbo while the seller fights the chargeback and comes to an agreement with the upset customer.

Perhaps this reflects a common perception that communication is something that can be taken for granted and therefore not necessarily need to be practiced.

It's not something that can be taken or replicated and will help our cardholders get on with their lives knowing their payments are protected".