Sentence examples for take folks from inspiring English sources

It may take folks shaking things up to get us there".

Why not just take folks at their word when they say they did it?

That means you've got to take folks that disagree with you and bring them into the tent and try to broaden the scope of the party.

"There are three places we tend to take folks.

The tracks do not cover the country well; they will not necessarily take folks to where they want to go.

That's when the venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur, New Zealand resident and avid libertarian was quoted as saying people should take folks "seriously, but not literally".

They take folk parody deadly seriously.

That's why I can't take folk pop any more – all the clapping and stomping.

If you take folk herbal "remedies," for instance, while your body is fighting a serious infection, you may suffer severe, even fatal, consequences.

Act III of "Raymonda" (1898) is a nonpareil demonstration of how Petipa could take folk dances as thematic material on which he then concocted exuberant classical variations.

If we take folk or 'traditional ecological knowledge to refer to the culturally shared body of knowledge of the environment held by people that interact with the environment' (Godoy et al. 2005), continuity in the methods of interaction is intricately associated with the continuity of the knowledge itself (Grice and Hodgkinson 2002).