Sentence examples for takes a contract from inspiring English sources

Somehow it takes a contract like the one Rodriguez just signed to put $30 million and $40 million contracts for more ordinary players in perspective.

So intense is his self-loathing that he takes a contract out on himself and then flies back to Los Angeles where, with nothing to lose, he goes on a truth-telling binge and starts to inform everyone, from Hollywood's elite to blacks in the South Central district what he thinks of them.

The observed chain size was considerably smaller than that for a self-avoiding random walk chain generated by computer simulation, indicating that the polymer chain takes a contracted conformation in two dimensions.

He chuckled, adding, "Somebody'll take a contract out on him if he keeps on going like that".

Next thing the Yankees knew, he took a contract for five years and $120 million from the Phillies rather than the Yankees' seven-year offer for $148 million.

But in a subsequent conversation, the Mets learned it would take a contract of 10 to 12 years in length and a value of more than $200 million.

"I took a contract, as you do, for a totally different kind of book: the impulse was to do with money.

If that sounds far-fetched, papers filed last Thursday show that he tried to take a contract on a second person.

In the end, it took a contract worth sixty million of Dolan's essentially inherited dollars twelve million a year for five years to persuade Phil to move East.

He did make headlines in April 2006, however, when he boasted that he had taken a contract away because the contractor had been critical of President Bush.

When I was quite young, my father lost his job because he objected to his firm taking a contract in apartheid South Africa.