Sentence examples for take some time to make from inspiring English sources
It will take some time to make a definitive judgment.
"It will take some time to make it sustainable and economically viable.
"Take some time to make yourself look good!" suggests an advice column on Making the Transition From Housewife to Employee.
(It is a group of prelates that in the United States remains overwhelmingly white, even as recent immigration has made the people in the pews more ethnically diverse, a change that will take some time to make itself more apparent in the hierarchy).
In these tasks, test takers take some time to make several points and to develop an adequate reply to the task prompts.
It will take some time to make the shift, but the news is wake-up call to the market that Microsoft is now more in the game and will invest all resources necessary to build its market share.
Music history usually takes some time to make those calls.
She knew a little about the institution already, since her sister had studied there, but she still took some time to make her decision.
Are you sure, Ari, we're not leaking enough?' " Mr. Bush also took some time to make fun of Mr. Osbourne, the guest of Greta Van Susteren of Fox News.
It decided to go after a $2 billion raise last year — having seen Grab gobble up Uber's local business in Southeast Asia — but it has taken some time to make progress.
Support for LGBT rights is a progressive ideal, though it took some time to make it so, but it cannot be used to cover the sell-out to moneyed interests when it comes to an economic agenda.
