Sentence examples for takes even though from inspiring English sources

Bush manages to remember exactly the same shouts as Woodward from the crowd at Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks – "Do not let me down!" and "Whatever it takes" – even though there must have been a slew of them.

The orchestra was selected based on their sight reading ability, allowing all their parts to be recorded in a maximum of two takes, even though they had never seen or played the music before.

Aura runs into a wild-child girlhood friend named Charlotte (Jemima Kirke), who tips her off to a job as a day hostess at a nearby restaurant, which Aura takes (even though it only pays $11 an hour).

Besides, the name Big Ten is already taken, even though it now has 12 teams.

She said her decision to raise her concerns was taken even though "it might ruin her career and her life".

She had found a job that she felt compelled to take, even though it was grueling and carried no salary.

But he agreed with the approach his parents took, even though he's slipped up and overdrawn his account a couple of times.

Daniel Hill tried to book a holiday but found three separate payments of £170 had been taken – even though the holiday was supposed to cost £420.

She compared the drugs to statins and blood pressure drugs, which people take even though they feel well, to lower their risks of heart attacks and strokes.

No one seemed to notice the rest of the contact sheet from which the 1956 photograph was taken, even though the sheet was scanned in the film.

Two drugs, tamoxifen and raloxifene, can lower the risk, and may be worth taking even though both can have serious adverse effects like blood clots and strokes, the experts said.