Sentence examples for take of a from inspiring English sources
The point is that it matters how much you take of a drug.
Yet these narrative extremes obscure a more measured view that one could take of a confrontation that paradoxically contained the seeds of possible reconciliation.
There is nothing quite like the give and take of a live community to hone critical thinking, writing and public speaking skills, he says.
The result suggests a D.I.Y. take of a Constructivist painting, built from plants, flowers and upturned buckets and bins from Wal-Mart.
The jokey interaction with Mr. Iconis suggests the give and take of a rock singer with a band mate during a set, even when Ms. Vega is ostensibly in character.
Mr. Nungesser's preparations for public office had come from running a business, an experience that made him good at laying into uncooperative oil companies but not always agile when it came to the give and take of a democracy.
Apparently, the original was a piss-take of a Henry Moore sculpture".
On Tuesday in Providence he again seemed more comfortable in the give-and-take of a question-and-answer session.
Iraq is slowly learning the give-and-take of a system where differences are accommodated rather than quashed.
Bill and Dwight did fifteen minutes — a kind of double solo performance, each doing Woody Allen shtick without the actual give-and-take of a comedy team.
Are these exchanges part of the normal give-and-take of a political contest, the exaggerations and embellishments that are the ordinary vernacular of political speech?
