Sentence examples similar to taking's from inspiring English sources

Some might say that every Tom, Dick and Hannah is out there for the taking, but let's hold on a moment.

The Open is there for the taking; who's man enough to win it?

TAKING Kinderland's ideals into the world at large was never something we thought of doing.

Time pressure also reduces the chances that an agreement will be what psychologists call "integrative"—taking everyone's interests and values into account.

The eyeballs are certainly there for the taking: Gillett's Liverpool FC club drew 2 billion viewers in a recent match against Manchester United.

The key dynamic remained the wickedly bromantic chemistry between Chris Pine's risk-taking Kirk and Zachary Quinto's steadfastly logical Spock, but this time the duo had a pair of villains who were more than worthy of them.

But, in the absence of such risk-taking, Atlanta's civil-rights establishment will soon be a tourist attraction, nothing more.

Known for his creative risk-taking, Burberry's Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey is credited with breathing an entirely new life into the luxury brand over the last three years.

Williams joined Glide as Pastor in 1963 and has spent the last 50 years plus giving and care-taking San Francisco's homeless and hungry.

Nothing can adequately prepare a police officer for the actual taking of someone's life.

With birdies there for the taking, the field's unlikely to fold back in on itself.