Sentence examples for take a relative from inspiring English sources

Some young recruits escape, although the Tigers sometimes take a relative hostage until the escapee returns.

The entire population, give or take a relative few, has killed itself off.

A woman and a man have been arrested for allegedly planning to take a relative to the Dignitas assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland.

Unbeknownst to him, his brother was also there, as a chef at Windows on the World, having agreed to substitute for a friend so he could take a relative to the doctor.

— Jeff Gordinier Eat Your Books: A reality check on using recipes, from the always-entertaining cook-writer Cree LeFavour: "Most experienced cooks barely glance at recipes – they already know how to cook and it's unlikely they're going to take a relative stranger's advice on how to brown meat.

Beam introduces us to a family who entered the world of foster care by agreeing to take a relative's child in an emergency, and gradually ended up with eleven kids, many of whom suffered from emotional and medical problems.

It takes a relative newcomer, Andy Mooney, the chairman of the consumer products division, to admit the seemingly obvious: "Who wouldn't want to be C.E.O. of the Walt Disney Company?

Taking a relative view, this reading is higher than 93% of the past year's SOIR data, suggesting that the speculative crowd is near a bearish extreme.

If one takes a relative category (langle mathcal {C},W rangle ) as a primary object of study, then a model structure in the sense of Definition 2.6 is a choice.

Despite winning the Irish Cup in 2013, Glentoran's overall fortunes on the field have taken a relative downturn.

That is why it takes a relative outsider (Amazon) or a smaller provider (Rackspace, Terremark), rather than a top-three data center or managed hosting firm to mass-market a big change like cloud computing.