Sentence examples for take it wherever from inspiring English sources

I'd like to take it wherever we go.

If he maintains his momentum, his party will allow him to take it wherever he wants.

I just let the wind take it wherever it was going to take it".

Dr. S. Jones Miller, an obstetrician in La Grange, Ga., describes the attraction of cross-stitching: "I can take it wherever I want to go, and, unlike golf, it's not dependent on the weather".

Similar to sub woofers in the back of seats, when you wear this wearable, which is similar to a backpack, you literally feel the low-end frequencies throughout your entire body — and you can take it wherever you go.

This in turn means there's likely to be a very sudden and dramatic shift in the national mood - from bitter political divisions about where Britain is headed and who should take it wherever that might be, to a nostalgic remembrance, and perhaps an envious appreciation, of the very different feelings of unity, gratitude and patriotic pride that many people shared seventy years ago.

Burtynsky took it wherever he went.

Once we board the train of climate science, there is no alternative to taking it wherever it may go.

ABC online's chief political writer, Annabel Crabb, wrote: "It is 26 years since Tony Abbott left the seminary, but in many ways he takes it wherever he goes".

While jazz critics would indeed be irresponsible if they did not try to ascertain where the music seems to be going and who's taking it wherever it's going, they would do well to know something basic about aesthetics.

As for military backing, Mr. Savimbi took it wherever he could, a little from China, some ragtag mercenaries, diamond smugglers and, most controversially, from the then white supremacist government of South Africa.