Sentence examples for take represents from inspiring English sources
But this weekend's $1m US take represents a measly 0.2% of its overall gross, the typical story for Chinese films wares abroad at the moment (Monster Hunt did a pathetic $32K in the US).
Takei's Take represents AARP's 3rd foray into the webseries world; already launched are The Cheap Life and The Best Of Everything.
Worldwide, cost estimates related to IUU reach $23bn annually, and the take represents up to 20% of all seafood.
The shape that graffiti art took represents an unresolved hybrid of fuck-the-law nihilism and grassroots urban beautification.
Taken together, fewer moves used to successfully construct the towers of items 1 through to 9, and less time taken, represents greater executive functioning ability.
Thus, the letter 'A' (or the first available letter if 'A' was taken) represents the enzyme with the earliest published characterization data.
History taking represents an essential tool of our daily clinical decision-making process and may be enhanced by using patient-reported outcome (PRO) questionnaires.
LVMH said today that 323 million euros of the charge it took represented a write-off of good will from the 1997 purchase of DFS.
The trips to the Outer Banks that Fran's group takes represent a step toward an all-female, platonic, chosen extended family.
The weights of the edges are taken represent the probability that such an association exists in reality.
Finally, the noise measurements taken represent the short-term rather than the long-term exposure to road traffic noise.
