Sentence examples for take my computer from inspiring English sources

Q. I'm moving to Europe and wish to take my computer with me.

The standing desk is still standing, but some days I take my computer off it because I feel a bit of a fraud using it.

Does he really expect me to a) take my computer to Cornwall and then b) daily drag my children towards it, whence they will be drilled for 30 minutes by an "online learning platform", thus helping to "secure and improve" their maths?

Or, if I don't really want to write, I take my computer to the front porch where I sit in one of the wicker rocking chairs and put the dog in the other and wait for some neighbor to come and visit.

In my current introductory seminar, for example, which is a prototype for an Introduction to Humanities course on the subject of technological visions of utopia, when people submit papers I write long pages of commentary, not on the sheet, I just take my computer and write my assessment of that.

I watched two policemen take my computer apart and carry it out of my room.

"They took my computer, my cameras, my everything," she said.

Me: "I'm not even taking my computer.

They took my computer, video game, cellphone, memory thumb drives — everything".

The day of the deadline as I looked over my applications for final review, my father noticed and took my computer from me.

They took my computer and my sense of safety so I moved in with Louai, a friend I knew from work, and his mum Janet and brother Adnan.