Sentence examples for take a dying from inspiring English sources
"You can't take a dying project, sprinkle it with the pixie dust of open source, and have everything magically work out.
In her first novel in 16 years, Garner describes an Australian writer in her 60s, also named Helen, who takes a dying friend into her home.
"He basically took a dying industry and revived it by making affordable Swiss watches, which was a new concept," Jaquenoud said.
Ravenhill's clear, readily comprehensible text captures a Samaritan act of kindness when a mother (an excellent Giselle Allen) takes a dying soldier into her home.
It takes a die-hard optimist to see the bright side amid such despair.
No club has achieved such an improbable comeback since the Premier League was established in 1992, and it takes a die-hard optimist to believe Sunderland can do it this year.
Donna is taken to a dying TARDIS, which UNIT has managed to connect a crude time machine to.
"It's important right now to take care of a dying breed.
Unless we take a chance, we die in art.
"So preconceptions about who I am may take a while to die".
Sometimes when they are shooting it, it can take a while to die.
