Sentence examples for take support from from inspiring English sources
"take support from" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to express the idea of someone receiving help from another person or thing. For example: We should take support from our family members when times are tough.
Will Nigel Farage's successes split the centre-right vote, or take support from Labour, or both?
The Lib Dems no longer take support from Labour in the same way.
"There is no hierarchy; there are parallel groups that take support from difference sources and who follow different guides," he said.
"The Five Star Movement can take support from both the right and the left," said Gianfranco Baldini, professor in European politics at the University of Bologna.
Protests against BP's involvement intensified after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, but Serota said: "The fact that they have one major incident in 2010 does not mean we should not take support from them".
"I don't really care because it's such an irrelevant issue," he said, adding that if he were the one on the campaign trail instead of Trump he'd take support from anyone who offered it.
The figures suggest that the Lib Dems have been taking support from the Tories.
Today she still takes support from her peers at Scotland Yard, friends say.
It both walloped the incumbent Congress and took support from the main opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Smith took just 53 nominations compared to 285 who backed the Labour leader, who took support from CLPs who nominated all three other candidates in 2015 – Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall.
Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said school districts across the country were increasingly taking support from private donors who want to improve sports programs.
