Sentence examples for takes say from inspiring English sources
"Those who take the position Governor Bush takes say that all crimes are hate crimes," Mr. Gore said.
But my guide insists that nothing bad will happen to the man if he takes, say, 45 minutes to finish his round.
And a high school student who takes, say, a three-week screenwriting workshop might remember that institution when applying to college.
The concern, she says, particularly in a small state like Vermont, is that a nameless prescription record could theoretically be enough to identify someone who might not want others to know that he takes, say, anti-depressants.
Then, if classically this function is bivalent, which can be expressed by saying that π x, y) always takes, say, the value 1 or the value 0 according to whether or not x is part of y, to say that parthood may be indeterminate is to say that π need not be fully bivalent.
When Sativa takes, say, 12 weeks to grow, Indica takes eight weeks, but isn't as good.
"It was tough to take," said O'Neill.
That was hard to take," said the 28-year-old.
"It was a sore one to take," said Locke.
"It's a difficult day to take," said Davies.
