Sentence examples for takes a form from inspiring English sources
"It takes a form of courage and a strong mentality from Jérémy to take it.
Metal takes a form — an I-beam, an airplane's hull, a paperclip, a bedspring — and it has a lifespan.
Some of it takes a form Americans are used to: the rich receive a much larger share of the national income than they did a few decades ago.
Janet Malcolm takes a form I usually dislike - the mixture of travel book, biography and autobiography in search of an author - and makes it moving and profound.
If it is the Higgs, it takes a form unlike those on the long list of variants physicists have dreamt up.
In addition, she arrives in Britain partially deafened by the volume of critical praise, although admittedly some of the critical praise takes a form that makes you wonder if turning all the lights off and pretending to be out until Swift goes away might be the best course of action.
He took a form out of a drawer.
Helen Dunmore If depression took a form, what would it be?
He took a form out of his desk drawer.
"I wait for events to take a form".
Chaucer wrote them when English was beginning to take a form recognisable today.
