Sentence examples for take the end from inspiring English sources

Take the end of the third quarter.

Take the end of "The Passion of the Jew".

Cable and broadcast programmers take the end of the weekend so seriously because the percentage of households watching television is higher on Sunday night than any other night of the week.

Let's go to the most famous of these ballets, "Swan Lake," and take the end of the adagio first section of the grand pas de deux that Petipa choreographed for Odile and Siegfried (the number wrongly called "Black Swan").

But, if we take the end of the 11th century as the time when the present building was begun, the mother church of England is the creation of innumerable men of genius.

Arguing from a macro, international system perspective many political scientists would take the end of the Cold War as starting point.

Moreover, inferential privacy did not take the end users' preference into account and did not consider the utility/privacy information implied by each underlying factor.

Based on [16, 17, 18], further studies are made in [14] and [19] to take the end demand shifts into consideration.

Yet it doesn't take the end of the world to hurt the animals that call major cities home.

Also, for many of these incidents there is still time for the colleges that made the list to do the right thing, and we hope they will take the end of the year as a time to make it right.

Take the end of the yarn.