Sentence examples for take that a from inspiring English sources

ARE you longing to see Take That, a British boy band approaching middle age?

And there's the one they'd  all like to be, Elton – once, like Take That, a Radio 1  evergreen.

But the second-biggest tour was by Take That, a reunited British boy band — whose members are now in their late 30s and early 40s.

Getting Robbie Williams back into Take That a couple of years ago required a cocktail of maturity and kismet, as well as a clear profit motive.

"Ma'am, you can't take that," a ticket agent at the Hudson station drawled, in the casual manner in which you might say, "No flip-flops on the tennis court".

The culture secretary appears to have an interest in pop music beyond Take That: a journalist who interviewed him for the London Evening Standard last summer (shortly before the BSkyB bid failed) reported seeing a biography of N-Dubz on Hunt's desk.

Asked if the campaign did any vetting of donors, she said, "I don't know that we go through and say, 'We can't take this,' or 'We can't take that.' " A spokeswoman for Maimonides, a nonprofit hospital, said she believed the contribution was made in error when hospital officials attended a brunch at which Ms. Jacobs was the host.

And the more money you make the more the studios will try to renegotiate deals to take that.. A: We invigorate interest with these clips, so it helps them.

We'll take that as a yes.

We'll take that as a nondenial.

They should take that as a compliment".