Sentence examples for take down a message from inspiring English sources

"Can't you take down a message any faster than this?" "Of course I could," she said indignantly, "If I didn't have to take it down in shorthand".

By M. K. Raphael and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 29 , 1944P. 13 A business man telephoned a colleague and, finding that he was out for the day, asked the man's secretary to take down a message for him.

Dish on Thursday accused CBS of telling one of the network's stars, Kaley Cuoco of "The Big Bang Theory," to take down a Twitter message promoting the Hopper to her 1.2 million followers.

It's why a police officer can't make you take down a sign because he doesn't like the message that you're communicating with it.

Ms. Liu sent a text message to her 17-year-old sibling warning her to take down a photo of a guy sitting on her sister's lap.

Yet hours after the Romney ad hit YouTube, it was taken down with a message from the site: ""Political Payoffs And…" This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by BMG_Rights_Management.

"Any time a constituent calls, we take down their message, but it is also obvious when somebody is part of an organized call effort because they are reading off a call script," Tipton communications director Liz Payne told VICE News.

James "sank down on a chair by the open door, his notebook on his knees, pen in hand, ready to take down the message with his usual methodical exactitude," Gray writes.

It was drafted in response to a past court case wherein the online service Prodigy was found to meet the definition of a "publisher" because they were capable of taking down specific message board posts and had in the past done so –therefore they were held to be liable for a libelous post that they failed to take down.

I have got to take down this darn message".

Unless you take down hate messages, unless you take down fake news, we will fine you'.