Sentence examples for take this kid from inspiring English sources
A music executive who worked with Interscope recalls Iovine saying to Knight, "Take this kid, take him please.
"If you take this kid, she's going to succeed because I'm going to take care of her".
We are meant to take this kid for a rube, although whenever a character refers to his mother's apple pie, as Tully does in the first fifteen minutes, you can be sure that something spicy is hiding under the crust.
It starts with, 'I'm going to take this kid here and you can take the other one there.'" And sleeping alone means physical distance, which can lead to emotional distance.
Take this kid, for example: there's something vaguely unsettling about him.
If you listen to the politicians, today's innkeepers are insurance companies making "obscene profits," doctors who "make a lot more money if [they] take this kid's tonsils out" and "fat cat" bankers.
"If I had my druthers and people say, 'Come hell or high water we're taking this kid,' I probably wouldn't mention it to them," he said.
"You jerks who put him up to be in the all-star game, you've taken this kid who was doing pretty good … with an NHL contract, what you've done is put him in the minors and he's making American League money," Cherry scolded.
"Take this poor kid with you," Mom says.
"What?" "You take this fucking kid when you leave.
I think it was pretty much on the page, and then my own interpretation, and, long story short, I think that's why I ended up landing the role because [of] my take on this kid.
