Sentence examples for take a vigorous stand from inspiring English sources
He was again a leading figure in the opposition of Massachusetts to the execution of the Intolerable (Coercive) Acts passed by the British Parliament in retaliation for the dumping of tea in Boston Harbor, and, as a member of the First Continental Congress, which spoke for the 13 colonies, he insisted that the delegates take a vigorous stand against Britain.
Churchill again took a vigorous lead in the campaign.
Most Canadians welcomed the UN, which the Canadian government took a vigorous part in creating.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Mike Huckabee was taking a vigorous morning run on a hotel treadmill on Saturday, avoiding the trail outside.
Through Logical Empiricism (Logical Positivism) the emphasis on sensory experience took a vigorous form.
We are taking a vigorous approach to enforcement, one that involves strong partnerships with the IRS and 20 states.
Juan Blanco Ruiz, a local architect who has taken a vigorous interest in the case, was the first to tip Hurley off about the development.
Pluralists take a different stand.
They take a strong stand.
Perhaps take a good stand up class.
