Sentence examples for take late from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chow could take late planners, and the sleekly named Merge offered to ink a caller in.

There are stories within stories, ideas within ideas, even images within images: a taxi that Serena and Haley take late one night has "on the screen that divided us from the cabbie… an advertisement for a taxi like this one".

"It's always hard to take late on in the game when you lose a goal.

11 30 p.m. 4) MIDNIGHT MEAL On weekend nights, Porteños take late-night dining to the extreme.

You can take late-night candlelit yoga or go out dancing until the wee hours of the morning with a collective like the Clean Fun Network.

Mr. Layton, who grew up in Philadelphia and has never driven a car, said he did not want to take late-night subway rides.

Much the same is true of David Letterman's various shticks; as Mr. Purdy suggests, the joke is at the expense of some hypothetical audience -- rubes and squares, or maybe people just awakened from a coma -- that could possibly take late-night television seriously or expect anything new from it.

He was leaning toward Kimmel, who seemed as if he might be able to take late-night in a new direction: one based in the in-your-face extreme comedy that young male viewers seemed to flock to, with enough wit to attract more sophisticated and female viewers.

And it is hard to take latest variations seriously as anything much more than product placement by powerful dealers.

But how would things have played out if Bezos had chosen to take late-stage private financing (which is common practice in Silicon Valley today) instead of taking Amazon public?

Building on the success achieved, state guidelines have to be adapted to take latest knowledge and methods into consideration.