Sentence examples for take comes from inspiring English sources

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

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

Directed by Charles Oliver 1 hour 39 minutes Late into "Take" comes a teasing suggestion that much of what we've seen thus far has been imagined, to some extent, in the minds of its ill-fated characters.

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

The most optimistic take comes from the Guardian, which says that Darling will today announce the creation of work for up to 250,000 young unemployed.

A different take comes from John Fullerton of the Capital Institute, in his reflections on the wider implications of Knight's "near-death experience".

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

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

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

The photos you can take come out as standard JPEG images easily saved to your PC and shared with others.

This was a chance Larry felt he could take coming out of HBS.