Sentence examples for take somebody from inspiring English sources

And if you take somebody else's time, that's not respectful.

Still, the changes always seem to take somebody by surprise.

"But if you take somebody up in your plane, they're not going to anybody else".

You aren't going to take somebody who's sixth in the world and make them Olympic champion.

A.G.: That's one way to make an impression, take somebody to your jukebox musical.

It's going to take somebody with steel to effect that change.

"If we're going down, we might as well take somebody with us," Pennington said this week.

■ Ideally, visit the property with the landlord and take somebody with you.

It's going to take somebody getting killed to wake people up".

"They'd rather take somebody who already got it and make a quick buck".

For those who did take somebody with them, half of companions were parents.