Sentence examples for taking a guy from inspiring English sources

It might not be anything, he might run downfield, taking a guy out of the play.

"But if it's slow, I can get an e-hail and I get the fare for taking a guy to J.F.K".

I remember taking a guy I liked to an opening night and knowing right away it wasn't going to work out.

"I got the impression from the workouts that Roger was taking a guy like Andy and getting him ready to do it for another 8 to 10 years," said C. J. Nitkowski, one of the pitchers who joined in the workouts.

"Let's face it," said Jerry Reynolds, Sacramento's player personnel director, "you're better off taking a guy who's been well coached and playing pro in Europe or somewhere else as opposed to some 18- or 19-year-old phenom from the States who can't play a lick.

"That's just taking a guy's basic identity and using it to make a profit".

It takes a guy who had it to recognize it.

It'd take a guy a lifetime to know Brooklyn t'roo an' t'roo.

"It's hard to take a guy and supplant them up here.

"Take a guy like Ben," said Garfield, referring to DeMusliM, whose real name is Benjamin Baker.

"I wasn't going to take a guy out who was in the zone," Arsenault said.