Sentence examples for taking a crew from inspiring English sources

The final blow came during the annual makeover challenge, where queens are tasked with taking a crew member from the show and turning them into a drag sister.

Try taking a crew-neck band tee and cutting it into a tank, one-shoulder or tubetop.

The craziest place he has ever taken a crew?

O'Hare's main tower, for example, takes a crew of 9 or 10.

'I worked for an entertainment organisation that takes a crew of people to weddings and stuff.

It took a crew of women to keep the line moving at the Solber Pupusas stall at a science fair in Queens two weeks ago.

Frederick Bealfeld of the Baltimore police told The A.P. Peterson Decker, commander of a Naval Reserve landing craft, took a crew out to the capsized boat.

I owe it the BBC, who have kindly allowed me to take a crew over to New York to see this thing through.

The existing lamps project static colors only after gels are placed on top of each one, a process that takes a crew of seven workers up to seven hours.

The 30-year-old designer's creations are stocked from South Korea to Sweden and last year to took a crew of street-cast Moscow skaters to launch his 2015 menswear collection in Paris.

The size of a baseball diamond, it weighs 3,000 tons; its two diesel engines produce a total of 5,500 horsepower; and it takes a crew of more than a dozen to operate it.