Sentence examples for takes very few from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, in the midst of all this confusion, Harvey takes very few missteps.

McEwing, who also takes very few pitches, is admittedly unable to put the same swing on every pitch.

And his dialogue was especially arch, giving Spenser an air of someone who takes very few things seriously and raises an eyebrow at everything else.

In fact, it takes very few pages to latch on to the rhythm and flow of the Glaswegian voice and to be borne along on its stream of consciousness.

Remarkably, though, his London show, "Foreign AIDS," the latest in a series of appearances here over the last six years, takes very few prisoners, particularly among the political elite around President Thabo Mbeki.

There is a huge contrast, he suggests, between that and the distinguished female photographer he's friends with who takes very few photographs but with huge care.

I took very few words from Grahame's actual text.

It would take very few alterations to turn "Hora" into a study of institutionalized psychosis.

"I took very few pictures, maybe a hundred or a hundred and fifty total," Toledano said.

I take very few photographs and I try to use my eyes, rather than my iPhone.

"We take very few bets a year," he says of Glassnote.