Sentence examples for take the valuable from inspiring English sources

In logging, you only cut and take the valuable wood and leave other trees (although some other trees will die also).

Anderson produced an immaculate spell that brought him four successive maiden overs and thus helped Moeen, who had already dismissed Steve Smith, to take the valuable wicket of Michael Clarke.

As we experience life's challenges we must remain positive and keep moving forward, yet with each challenge take the valuable lessons we have learned and apply them to our life.

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Whereas the management thinks that they are taking the valuable time from the people who can do better things instead of these evaluations.

As stated above, washing your hair too much takes the valuable oils out of your hair necessary for hair growth, but they also cause split ends.

At Abbie's insistence, the family searched the store first for the purse's owner and then contacted the police, who took the valuables for safekeeping.

Legend has it that he tipped porters and abstained from taking the valuables of women, children, and servicemen during his hold-ups, but Bill served 17 years for his crimes.

"When you look down at them it's more dramatic, so what I'm doing is going into retailers and saying, 'Let's take the less valuable real estate on the shelf and make it more valuable,' " he said.

Although they managed to take the most valuable painting in the collection, Cézanne's "Boy in a Red Vest," they passed over the second most valuable picture, another Cézanne.

do more than this, but it's most important to take the most valuable, irreplaceable information from your hard drive and put it on a second medium to guard against hard drive failure, theft or loss.