Sentence examples for take say from inspiring English sources

Take, say, Robert Devereux, permanent secretary at work and pensions.

So he would almost never take, say, a dental case.

Take say Lula's Brazil, the most important country in the region.

Most teams don't take the Lions as seriously as they take, say, the New England Patriots.

It therefore looks unlikely that the Security Council would take, say, Sri Lanka's or Burma's leaders to task.NGOs may have shamed governments into acting over Darfur.

The more leeway you take, say, by turning "Lohengrin" into an abstract Robert Wilson light show, the more freedom you have.

"It was tough to take," said O'Neill.

Take said advice.

That was hard to take," said the 28-year-old.

"It was a sore one to take," said Locke.

"It's a difficult day to take," said Davies.