Sentence examples for take a top from inspiring English sources

If he was hired by Microsoft, he'd take a top spot and carve out some of Sinofsky's turf.

He was educated at the Rugby School and at Balliol College, Oxford, where he failed to take a top degree.

The seat in California's 10th Congressional district was vacated in June when Ellen O. Tauscher, a Democrat, resigned to take a top post in the State Department.

Tatler editor Geordie Greig, already a friend of the oligarch, is tipped to take a top editorial role understood to be either editor or editor-in-chief.

Political divisions over India's proposed nuclear deal with America could bring forward the general election due by May 2009, when many political analysts had been expecting Mr Gandhi to take a top job.

Manchester City's Pablo Zabaleta said last night that Mark Hughes' side are ready to capitalise on Liverpool's poor form and were among several challengers with the capability to take a top four spot from them.

In serious times, it's even harder to take a top-ten list seriously.

The models take a top-down view of risks within a firm, looking at all markets simultaneously.

Now a gentle feminine voice pitched him: "What we're thinking is that you come into the office and we'll take a top-quality, nice photo of you.

Cemitas ($7 to $8) are imposing sandwiches, their girth and height making it impossible to take a top-to-bottom bite.

Ultimately, employers that really want to get serious about employee wellbeing will need to avail themselves of multiple tools and take a top-down approach.