Sentence examples for take would be from inspiring English sources

Under the Conservatives, the tax take would be 39.9%.

(Mr. Milken's take would be $1.07 billion in 2011 dollars).

Fawcett's take would be both more optimistic and more pessimistic.

The Rumsfeldian take would be that it is the most level unlevel playing field in sport.

"Many of the precautionary actions that we need to take would be sensible in any event.

I wonder what your take would be on conservatives' fury over John Roberts's health care decision.

The conference, whatever name it eventually took, would be innovative.

That means any pictures it took would be speckled.

A spokesman recognised that any position it takes would be "controversial".

"Soul food," if it weren't already taken, would be a much better label: more accurate, more serious, more adult.

A loss for the Jets, no matter what form it takes, would be even more gut wrenching than last year's.