Sentence examples for takes together from inspiring English sources
The constitution is a step everyone takes together.
For instance, a pancake batter comprises – takes together – eggs, flour, milk and salt: those ingredients do not "comprise" the batter.
The players sat in different seats each time they played along with the track, so that when they mixed all of the takes together at the end, it would sound as if they had filled the room with musicians.
He was ill and exhausted, but he insisted that if he forgot a line in one of the big speeches he'd go back and start again, rather than let them splice different takes together.
They're certainly accomplished actors; but to hold their long takes together, they seem to have been rehearsed to within an inch of their lives and, for all their charm and talent, are reduced to a kind of self-directed puppetry that leaves room for no spontaneity, immediacy, or surprise.
In a legendarily fractious session, the title track's growling theme was so treacherous in its lurching phrasing and abrupt time changes that a band this good still spent 25 takes on it, and the final version was only possible by splicing two takes together.
It translates literally to "taking together".
But, taken together, they bring two dangers.
Taken together, that's big money.
