Sentence examples for something to take for from inspiring English sources

"Survivorship is not something to take for granted".

"It is not something to take for granted and it is a very special thing to have happened," said Broad.

"It is not something to take for granted and it is a very special thing to have happened.

I'd say I was surprised, except that the total unscrupulousness of this crew is by now something to take for granted.

Its bravery in finding voice, in encouraging the enormous power of public, national, artistic, sexual and political imagination, is not something to take for granted.

The course, part of an independent study program, drew some grousing from faculty members who questioned its scholarly worth, but Brown defended it as "something to take for fun as well as learning".

"It gives them something to take credit for on Election Day".

We finished the game strong and that's something to take away for the rest of the season and next year".

A goal would give Arsenal something to take home for the second leg but they are not going to get it like this.

I felt I needed to be doing something to take responsibility for how much carbon I emit just through my job.

Have your parents give you something to take care of for a set amount of time.