Sentence examples for take to do something from inspiring English sources

Other educators said they try to teach students not only about what happened, but also want to help children come up with steps they can take to do something with what they have learned.

Or we think the professional chance we might take to do something we love is bound for disaster or failure, so we keep doing what we always have done even though it is without much joy or fulfillment.

Everyone here stayed together and personified the togetherness that it takes to do something special.

Look how long it took to do something about Indigenous rights and the apology.

But Monfils, once a semifinalist here and still just 26 years old, continues to believe he has what it takes to do something similar one day.

"But why do you waste two cameras and all the equipment and all the other time and effort it takes to do something like that when again this is basically a can't-miss call?" Brewer said.

In Wednesday's earlier Motherlode post, it was mentioned how the writer Beth Arky described what it takes to do something as simple as attend a Broadway show when your child has autism.

You can see the success rate, the time it takes to do something and the screen areas that get a lot of taps.

Because if I was a lawyer right now, even a rich lawyer, I'd always have wondered if I had what it takes to do something a little more adventurous with my life than work for someone else.

"Quite a few very respectfully told me that they thought I did an incredible job, that they admired what it takes to do something like that," Davis told The Huffington Post in an interview Sunday.

This is a very dangerous way to parent, and I urge you to see it more as an opportunity your daughter took to do something forbidden than an act intended to hurt you.