Sentence examples for take tons of from inspiring English sources
He has to take tons of pills every day.
"Eventually we will probably take tons of contributions," James Shulman, ARTstor's executive director, said.
If you're a pro and take tons of photos, you might have a different folder for each day.
I always try to bring positive attitude, I try to work my tail off, study tons of film, take tons of notes.
She continues to take tons of pictures of her bohemian friends, all of whom, one imagines, must be interesting, creative and amusing people.
To limit the supply of raisins on the market, the government can simply take tons of raisins from the farmers who grew them.
She says she takes "tons of those".
Nuclear experts say that running them takes tons of bomb-grade fuel, enough to build many hundreds of nuclear warheads.
He took tons of money in taxes and spent it in a way which many would regard as pretty outrageous, but I did find his story incredibly optimistic.
New-student Orientation took tons of time but it was great for me to be able to share my love for Cornell with all of the new students.
Biodiesel, made from plant oils, is less iffy, more certifiably carbon neutral than, say, corn-based ethanol, which takes tons of fertilizer to produce and whose net energy saving may be nugatory.
