Sentence examples for take desperately from inspiring English sources

Any additional cuts will take desperately needed food away from many vulnerable children and adults.

It might very well take desperately loving my daughter -- every part of her, including the reflections of me -- to give myself something important: acceptance.

DACA is probably dead because the Democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our Military.

We hope he'll take desperately-needed measures to bring relief from deportation to millions of immigrant community members.

I don't need to be taken desperately seriously".

I try to suppress these thoughts, for photography exhibitions are taken desperately seriously.

My mum was a beautician, and she had been taken desperately ill and I had to go back home and help.

He then quotes the (now deleted) tweet by Emma Freud, whose husband is Comic Relief cofounder and Blackadder writer Richard Curtis, endorsing a prior tweet that claimed Panorama would have "blood on its hands" for criticising the charity, and later Lenny Henry, who said in a statement that "attacking Comic Relief takes desperately needed support from children".

At about this time, Arden had his henchmen dangle impresario Robert Stigwood from a balcony for daring to try and take the desperately unhappy, over-worked and underpaid Small Faces from under his nose.

But it doesn't take the desperately impoverished Kenny long to get into the swing of things; he has a natural talent for this kind of work, and in his enthusiasm even causes his first client, an elegant older man played by Steven Berkoff, to have a heart attack.

I want so badly to take that desperately sad and confused version of myself, wrap her in a hug and whisper in her ear just a few words of hope.