Sentence examples for take a mind from inspiring English sources

It would take a mind more Greenspanian than mine to sort out the excessively inflated profits from the legitimate.

George Burke, a retired decorator on Staten Island who keeps several peacocks at his residence, the Seguine Mansion, said that if they take a mind to travel, they can cover considerable ground.

It doesn't take a mind reader to realise that Blair considers Labour to have moved to the left on the economy, and to the right on Europe and immigration.

Approximately 75-90 percent of all doctors visits are stress related, so be sure to always take a mind inventory.

If you truly need to conceal your love, you'll need to take a "mind over matter" approach.

Add entitlements, and the obligations would take a mind-boggling nine years of family income to pay off.

Artists exhibiting today come from all over, and their works can take a mind-boggling variety of forms.

Viewers will take a mind-bending look at Earth and the universe it inhabits, in a different view.

Another is that young graduates who dream of launching a business or writing the Great American Novel can use the cash to pay off their student debts without having to take a mind-numbing corporate job.A third attraction is that investors have an incentive to mentor people they back although the sites do not make this easy to do online yet.

After all, take a mind-independent property such as being circular.

"In fact, [vice-president] Peter Pannu has already said it would take a mind-boggling fee to take any of our players".