Sentence examples for takes down from from inspiring English sources
The author often takes down from the shelf the twenty-fifth anniversary report of the Harvard and Radcliffe Class of 1971 in which classmates write with searing honesty about their nagging personal failures and limitations.
In "The Road to Rankin's Point", the grandmother takes down from the wall "a very old violin [that] came from the Scotland of her ancestors, from the crumbled foundations that now dot Lochaber's shores".
Speaking to Share radio, she said: "The trees were taken down from the side of the rail line last year.
Three days later, the King's arms were taken down from the cross and ceremoniously hanged from the public gallows.
They would also be able to seek a restraining order to get the offending photos taken down from the Internet.
It was later taken down from the paper's website.
"The calculator has since being taken down from the website".
The original story has been taken down from The Sun's website.
The sketch has since been taken down from the show's website.
(A New Zealand feminist response to the video was briefly taken down from YouTube, being deemed inappropriate).
The commercial, along with offending music, has been taken down from the Air Force Reserve Web site.
