Sentence examples for take a take from inspiring English sources

When BP boss Tony Hayward decided to take a take a day off from the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, it might have been a wiser decision to have a family dinner at home.

O'Malley, who has often been hesitant to directly criticize his party's frontrunner, said: "It's easy not to take a take a position if the party limits the number of debates".

She added, "But if I have to, I'll even take a take a conservative woman over a conservative guy --because part of the problem is that men are makinguy --becauseisions.

So take a took below the line and add yours if it's not already been asked.

Some of the research outputs have taken a take long time before they could be published and disseminated due to the Government approval process that has affected efficiency.

They're taking a take-it-or-leave-it approach".

The Festival's director, Thierry Frémaux, believes that taking a taking a photo of yourself is "ridiculous and grotesque", and will discourage celebs from the practice.

"I know that folklorically certain tales are told about how on certain days one could consider that we both took a take-no-prisoners approach.

"Take a look, take pictures".

"Take, take a shot, go for it.

"Take a peach, take a plum, take a stick of bubble gum.