Sentence examples for taken to doing from inspiring English sources

Apparently some Williamsburgers have taken to doing a Brooklyn pub crawl in Snuggies, as do fans in other cities.

Mr Ma has taken to doing such things as entertaining British diplomats and inviting western journalists to cocktail parties, both no-noes before.

In my apps, I've taken to doing total size calculations in one place, all at once, updated only on window resizes.

By the end of high school, I had taken to doing my math homework up against a concealed wall during lunch because I was tired of socializing.

Indeed, the chefs who have taken to doing so much of their cooking on the grill aren't discovering something new so much as exploring the ancient.

Remembering my own peculiar interests as a child, I've taken to doing literary outings, but not of the going-to-Haworth-like-everybody-else kind.

"So great care was taken to do the right thing".

Some of this time is the natural time taken to do the initial research and development.

This paper describes the process and steps taken to do so.

Care was taken to do the loadings (and expositions) with 3 min intervals.

The participants were not compensated for the time taken to do the questionnaire.