Sentence examples for taking a piece of from inspiring English sources

Wilpon and Katz, according to several people with knowledge of the events, first approached Cohen about taking a piece of the team a year ago, before their full financial troubles were known, and before Picard sued them.

It broke off, taking a piece of door with it.

"It's like taking a piece of music and making it into a birthday cake".

It's not just the British who are taking a piece of the Indian action.

Vaughan recommends taking a piece of plywood and sketching a snowman or anything you would like.

"I'm happy that we're taking a piece of India to the United States," she said.

They're taking a piece of who I am and stomping it".

Another midwife demonstrated the problem to me by taking a piece of paper in two hands and pulling it apart.

And installing it really means taking a piece of double-stick tape or Velcro and thwacking it on the wall.

Q. Did you have qualms about taking a piece of someone's body and putting it into another person?

Families, retired couples, 40-something career gappers and soul-searching singles are all taking a piece of the action, too.