Sentence examples for take display from inspiring English sources

However, they account for only a small portion of the sample (three people) and are mainly people who take display of status or social identity as their main motive for consumption.

In a breath taking display of hypocrisy, the English are demanding Australia return the Gilbert rugby ball which Jonny Wilkinson slotted over the crossbar in his cup-clinching drop goal.

With one of the highest number of veterans per head in the country, the state takes displays of patriotism such as flag pins very seriously.

The rabbi said he was also hoping to take his display on the road.

"You take that display out in the sun and, by golly, it works fantastically," he said.

Prince's input was simply to take and display a photograph of this photograph — a signature technique he calls "rephotographing".

The evidence: GPSandCo got word from LG that the thing would both take and display 3D images glasses-free.

You could, for example, take the display to a cafe to surf the web and remotely print to your home printer.

The question of who has the right to take and display images, under what contexts and for what purpose permeated the photo competition.

The question of who has the right to take and display images, under what contexts and for what purpose also permeated the photo competition.

Different brands will vary as to how much blood must be obtained and how long the test results take to display.