Sentence examples for take born from inspiring English sources

Wagoner, in Rattner's judgment, simply didn't have what it would take: Born and bred as an insider, Wagoner never displayed any fortitude for remaking GM's hidebound corporate culture.

Then there is Mr. Schaeffer's more biting take, born of hard experience: "North Korea and evangelical empires have the same principle of leadership: nepotism to the nth degree.

Then there is Mr. Schaeffer's more biting take, born of hard experience: "North Korea and evangelical empires have the same principal of leadership: nepotism to the nth degree.

People took Born to Run home and played it start to finish 100 times; they didn't slip on a cut in the middle.

Take Canadian born Devon Halfnight Leflufy (yes, that is his real name) and his menswear featuring glitchy digital graphics.

Within months Paul Newson walked out on his wife and new son; Carol took Marc, born Oct. 20, 1963, back to her parents' house.

In this work, a synergistic hybrid structure of two fillers with different dimensions had been designed and prepared by taking hexagonal born nitride (h-BN) platelets and ammine carbon nanotubes (CNT-NH2) into the flexible polymer matrix.

When Alain was ten years old, Michel and his wife divorced, with his wife taking British born Alain and his two sisters to France.

Wherever Webb goes from here, he'll go without many of the supporters that first took his "Born Fighting" persona and fashioned it into a viable political candidate.

Taking people born in 1981-1983, and using the current year 2012-2013, we can safely say that those people are now 30, 31, or 32 years old.

Taking those born outside Sweden into consideration also, 97% were of Caucasian origin.