Sentence examples for takes to join from inspiring English sources

Pub quiz champs: think you've got what it takes to join the UK's most formidable quiz team?

If you can't wait till then, take the Acenet challenge to see if you have what it takes to join this secret world.

Hullett said Wie definitely has what it takes to join the tour now, even though the minimum age is 18. "It's too bad she has to wait another six years, it's probably good for us," she said.

All four are considered to be among the greatest players ever produced on this side of the Atlantic, and there can be few people left holding any doubts that Harrington has what it takes to join them on the pantheon.

A self-described "student of history," he outfitted his conference room with reminders of what it takes to join the ranks of the most respected attorneys general: portraits of lionized predecessors, including some who defied their presidents or restored the Justice Department after scandal.

Do you have what it takes to join this club?

All it took to join was opening my eyes.

It was as if all it took to join the other side was to remove one's jersey.

"What resorts did he take to join them?" On 31 January, Violier was found dead at his Crissier home in what police said was an apparent suicide.

"One of my first memories, when I was four, was being taken to join the library in Newcastle upon Tyne," says Linda Fenwick.

Espinosa and Garcia were captured in Syria in September 2013 and taken to join Foley and the others at the Aleppo complex later that year.