Sentence examples for take came from inspiring English sources

His take came through with the opening work, when Mr. Boehler sang "The Purest Kind of Guy," with music and lyrics by Marc Blitzstein, from the 1941 opera "No for an Answer".

Pol says his take came to $3,500 per person (upwards of $1.8 million).

"He follows me around all the time, no matter where I go -- whether I cross the street or go deep into the animal garden to take came of the pathways, the swan comes along," hotelier Herman Josef Hericks told CBS. "And if I take a break, then it stands right next to it... as if ready to get in".

In 2015, 61% of Disney's total $5.88bn global box office take came from outside the US.

The results, depending on your take, came across as a knowing satire of Champagne-swilling leftists or a testament to the inflated pretensions of the fashion world.

Last year, 40percentt of the studios' $6.9 billion annual take came in the weeks between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

This trenchant take comes courtesy of Elizabeth W. Magner, a bankruptcy court judge in the Eastern District of Louisiana.

"It's very easy to know what guy you're going to take coming off the ice," he said.

Learning which taxis go where and what route they're likely to take comes with practice.

They should have the right a good education so I decided to take come along".

For instance, the verb "to take" comes in various forms.