Sentence examples for take much out from inspiring English sources

"Hir" has a lot of ideas — necessary ideas, especially when it comes to flinging open closets in the "trans" world — which spill over the edges of the play, but I wouldn't take much out in order to make the show dramaturgically tighter or easier to absorb.

It was clear the Classic did not take much out of her.

He had to grind it this time, but he said the workload did not take much out of him.

"At least the Brooklyn didn't take much out of him," said Zito, who has conditioned Albert the Great to seven victories and more than $1.7 million in earnings.

The weather has not been great here, so it's difficult to take much out of this game.

I didn't really take much out of that 'cause I didn't really know what she (doctor) was going on about".

That Belmont effort might have taken much out of Rags to Riches.

It didn't seem like this took much out of him.

But a look at the big picture shows that Americans haven't really taken much out of stocks at all.

Other than the play of Snow and Jonsson, Laviolette had a hard time taking much out of today's game.

Baffert said that Point Given has worked well since his Preakness victory on May 19 and that the track at Pimlico Race Course did not appear to have taken much out of him.