Sentence examples for take events from inspiring English sources

Take events in Chalk Farm, north London.

"You have to take events like this seriously.

Take events during the final few centuries of the last ice age.

It is her astonishing talent to be able to take events so familiar that they seem anodyne and turn them into the most devastating social and human critique.

Employing the Sebaldian retrospect — most of the novel's episodes are recalled, and then told to the narrator — Rahman can take events and stretch them out, letting Zafar ruminate, analyze, and revisit.

It's natural for us to take events that were to a significant extent the product of guesswork, accident, short-term opportunism, and good luck, and of demographic and technological changes whose consequences no one could have foreseen, and shape them into a heroic narrative about artistic breakthrough and social progress.

It also hampers my ability to collapse time, because collapsing time takes events out of context.

The NCAA has stepped into social debates before, and there is precedent for it taking events elsewhere.

He takes events from Nicaraguan history, which is unusually turbulent and colorful, and adds imaginary characters and situations.

Apart from the Polish president and the Lithuanian president, nobody else is taking events in Ukraine seriously".

"I've taken events from seven a year to 30.