Sentence examples for takes the base from inspiring English sources

The physical architecture takes the base model into account and embraces the non-functional requirements.

It's an alchemical number, which takes the base metal of a bunch of lying, sarcastic ruffians and somehow, in the course of its three divine minutes, turns them into sincere, angelic, tub-thumping believers.

The genius of the Galaxy dress is that it takes the base appeal of an hourglass figure and, by encasing it in tailoring and edging it with origami-sharp angles and folds, realigns it for the boardroom or the courtroom.

But nobody locally is taking the base for granted.

To be strong & united, the Liberal Party cannot take the base for granted & must convincingly argue for its values & principles.

Conservative leaders had taken the base for granted for so long that, when Trump burst into the race, in the summer of 2015, they were confounded.

But Abbott warned to stay strong and united "the Liberal party cannot take the base for granted and must convincingly argue for its values and principles".

The UK chancellor George Osborne's recent introduction of a "national living wage" will take the base rate to $11.15, rising to $13.93 by 2020.

During the Sino-Japanese War (1894 95) the Japanese destroyed the remnants of the Chinese fleet there and took the base without difficulty.

Turner was caught stealing nine times last year, and a few of those came when he overslid and was tagged out after successfully taking the base.

The militants, he said, took the base, seized the weapons inside and then burned it to the ground.