Sentence examples for take the so-called from inspiring English sources

Take the so-called Web 2.0 phenomenon.

Take the so-called category of real words.

Take the so-called "great vowel shift", which occurred between the late 14th and late 16th centuries.

Take the so-called NASCAR loophole, which gives racetrack owners a tax break by accelerating the depreciation of their tracks.

Firstly, a lot of staff (not just nurses) take the so-called "Black Wednesday" off as holiday.

While it is far too soon to tell, Clinton seems poised to take the so-called triangulation route favoured by her husband.

Will anyone regret taking the so-called Blasphemy Challenge?

However, they might have wanted to take a look at author A Michael Smith's biography before taking the so-called facts for granted.

The results showed a rise in the number of candidates taking the so-called "facilitating subjects" - likely to help candidates achieve a place at one of the country's most selective universities.

Catherine Yass: The only people who came a cropper when I was a student were the ones who took the so-called art world too seriously and wanted it too much.

Polanski took the so-called "Silver Bear" trophy for his adaptation of a Robert Harris novel about a man commissioned to write the memoirs of a beleaguered former British prime minister.