Sentence examples for take bring from inspiring English sources

Strict Social Darwinism, at its worst, serves to justify the enslavement of the gentlest, most vulnerable and caring among us; those who sense that life is a kind of sharing which can lead to open-hearted happiness; that back and forth and give and take bring a lively see saw effect into the way society can function, and happiness to the majority of our planet's inhabitants.

That was by far Adele's biggest one-week sales take, bringing the album's total sales in the United States to just less than 7.4 million.

We happily abide," she said, adding, "Each step we take brings us closer to universal tolerance and equality".

He says the decisions he has taken "bring sanity" to the public finances.

If he stops to talk to you about the subject you are taking, bring the conversation around to what you enjoy doing.

Every breath the young orphan girl took brought pain to her body and tears to her eyes.

"My feedback on East," he said, "was always one of making sure every step we took brought us closer to something my colleagues behind the stick would embrace".

A co-design approach [ 25] was taken, bringing together researchers (in the EVIDEM programme), research network developers (in DeNDRoN) and people with dementia and carers, through the Patient and Public Involvement arm of DeNDRoN.

If it takes bringing a laptop (or notepad) to a cafe to write your grandiose novel, then do that.

Mr. Obama's take brings his total for the year to nearly $80 million.

The day's take brought the campaign's total receipts to more than $100 million in less than five months.