Sentence examples for strong to take from inspiring English sources

"We really only need it to be one strong to take advantage of the first pick," General Manager Jeff Luhnow said.

Reyes claimed the third set 3-0, Blackpoolpool's Newton came back strong to take the fourth and advance to the last 32.

He even believed the government had a "duty" to protect citizens from "oppression," the inevitable tendency of the strong to take advantage of the ignorance and necessity of the weak.

At the same time the Kremlin launched a new war in Chechnya, allowing Putin, freshly installed as PM, to argue that the country needed someone young and strong to take charge.

His ichijo sleeps one, but that one would have to be pretty strong to take it on a camping trip -- it weighs nearly 100 pounds and measures roughly 6 feet by 3 feet.

"Rugby league is a game of momentum changes and teams have to be both mentally and physically strong to take those chances," he said.

Each of Trump's three opponents have claimed they are the strongest to take on the front-runner.

What I meant was that should I fail them or not be there, the power of Mother Earth was ever so much stronger to take care of them.

They believe they would emerge stronger from new elections, perhaps strong enough to take over the government themselves.

Seemed only he was strong enough to take it.

The economy looked strong enough to take it.