Sentence examples for take it to school from inspiring English sources

"See, you take it to school, put it in your pocket, it looks like a pen," Mr. Shorin says.

But still, it all begs the question: why genre fiction, why fantasy, at all? "When you were a kid," he says, "you'd have a paint box and you'd take it to school.

How can someone judge a country in this way, while in the United States any child can buy a gun from a friendly dealer and then take it to school to kill students and teachers?

A seasoned player will still take it to school, though.

Not only does it have a whole colony of ants, but it's portable, so I can put it in my pocket and take it to school.

Should any kid actually take it to school, Harkins believes, "People are gonna have a lot to say about it".

"I can't remember what magazine it was, but I took it to school.

I thought it was great to see myself in a photograph, so I took it to school.

I love the idea of having a falcon and taking it to school, letting it hunt for you.

I washed it in the tub, hung it outside the bathroom's air-shaft window to dry and took it to school.

This she gave to me, thinking that it would be useful for my books, and the next day I took it to school.