Sentence examples for take captain from inspiring English sources

A new book wonders whether William Shatner could take Captain Kirk in a fight.

"Slow is good, take your time; you have six hours, give or take," Captain Lopez-Alegria told Commander Herrington as they began the spacewalk.

Then, when Susan was twelve, Mildred got married again, to Captain Nathan Sontag, an Army Air Corps pilot, and she asked the girls to take Captain Sontag's name — which, Sontag says, she was perfectly willing to do.

Take captain Alastair Cook.

Speed also revealed that the decision to take captain Ramsey off at half-time was due to a calf injury, but he does not feel the problem is too serious as the 20-year-old Arsenal midfielder prepares for the start of the Premier League season.

Take Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, for example: perfect, for what it is.

By 10 she had taken Captain Amundsen of the icy wastes as her hero: fierce, solitary, independent, proud.

By the early 1970s Lee and Kirby had left the comic and sales were in decline when young writer Steve Englehart took Captain America into deeper, darker waters.

He was all ready to play it, too, when the Columbia Broadcasting people, checking up on the repertoire gasped, shrieked, and took Captain Branson aside and explained about satirical thrusts, presidents, etc.

The ship sank a few minutes later, with her starboard propeller still turning, taking Captain Ber and 470 of her crew with her.

"The judgment not to take Captain Clarke's advice was to have calamitous results only five days later when Titanic sank.