Sentence examples for take a set of from inspiring English sources
After the union campaign, his professors forced him to take a set of exams known as "penal collections".
We would take a set of vital signs, connect the platelets to his intravenous line and take another set of vitals in 15 minutes.
We take a set of smart people and say, 'All right, your mission is to figure out why we got this wrong.
What the State Supreme Court did is take a set of timetables; a set of provisions that JUSTICE STEVENS -- Yes, and the first one was the mandatory.
He was a fearless designer who could take a set of disparate images, edit and build them into a deft, simply told visual tale.
I've seen a chief examiner (top of the tree in exam terms) take a set of papers from an aberrant marker and come back minutes later with new grades.
Some took a set of drums".
It takes a set of simple principles that guide and shape the system.
The drummers would wear this while taking a set of four tests, Eagleman explained.
Tony Blair Collects rare coins Apparently he took a set of Russian coins he received from Vladimir Putin when he left No10.
Samuel A. Donaldson and Doug Peterson collaborated on this one, and their theme takes a set of familiar exclamations and redefines them literally.
