Sentence examples for takes sky from inspiring English sources
The managing director of Sky Sports, Barney Francis, said: "This is a brilliant deal that takes Sky's partnership with F1 to the next level.
It takes Sky into the battle for "quad play", adding mobile to its existing services of internet, landline and TV.
The Take (Sky 1) Tom Hardy is a star.
The reasons I didn't take Sky's generous offer are not out of principle.
They worked there until 2 30 a.m., taking sky brightness readings -- 114 digital photographs of the entire night sky.
Pessimistic Geordies should take Sky Bet's offer of 8-1 that Newcastle win next season's Championship.
It seems likely that it will be backed by Sky, although UCI rules mean it cannot take Sky's name as its official title.
It took Sky Ferreira years of label wranglings and shelved projects to finally get a debut album out into the world.
The Kurds took Sky to a presidential guest house, but before addressing the critical security situation, her hosts said she had another appointment – with a beautician.
On 1 February it increased prices by an average of 5.4%, and on 1 June customers taking Sky content saw another price rise.
Now Virgin Media – which has 3.8 million TV customers, several hundred thousand of whom take Sky Sports or Movies – has announced that from 1 June, customers who take Sky Sports will pay £2 a month more, while those who have Sky Movies will pay 50p a month more.
