Sentence examples for take sinks from inspiring English sources
We take sinks for granted, but cats?
Perhaps you can take "sink or swim" just a bit too far, although I still feel that I and my friends owe our robust attitude to life and the competitive world in which we find ourselves to the school's formerly laissez-faire regime.
Slowly, the awareness of the many lives taken sank in.
How many and what kind of missteps and discoveries about Perot it would take to sink him--if he is sinkable--is anybody's guess.
"Under the Kyoto Protocol, countries were voluntarily choosing to take that sink into account.
Boats that they could not take were sunk, and the enlarged fleet returned to Lake Champlain.
Comparison of the data obtained with the gas-phase homogeneous reaction rates proves the necessity for taking heterogeneous sinks into account in studying the atmospheric chemistry of radiative and photochemically active VOCs.
The fishing boat had, however, been unable to tow the crewless Japanese ship and the decision was taken to sink the vessel.
And what has made the consequences of the iceberg so ideal for the dramatist is the length of time the Titanic took to sink.
Cope took his sinking fortunes in stride.
They won't let me say, 'Keep her coming every night', and they took the sinking out of 'sinking my fingertips'.
