Sentence examples for taking is that from inspiring English sources

If one of the risks these investors are taking is that Madoff will blow up, it clearly is not obvious to them.

Small outfits complain that their bank-backed rivals often "buy" trading volumes at a loss, to attract high-margin business from firms raising capital.The gamble smaller entrants are taking is that fund managers will reward them for a level of service that their larger rivals cannot match.

You're allowed to do this if the side you're taking is that of Tony Abbott, the Government generally (as long as it's a Coalition government) or if you're reporting news that will help billionaire owners of media empires, mining, pharmaceutical, insurance or property companies make more money.

"The notes I'm taking is that I don't even want to go down this road," Durant said.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., a Delaware Democrat and former Judiciary Committee chairman, said of the Gore campaign: "The chance they're taking is that the American people will be angry at them for prolonging this.

The second lesson from China – one that many African leaders are taking – is that the arrogant platitudes of the western growth economists of the 1980s and 1990s have been roundly undermined.

My take is that all sides are at fault here.

"My take is that Bernanke said this whole thing would be data-dependent," Mr. Fuss said.

My take is that big is broken in all walks of life, not just politics.

My take is that it's reasonable to worry, but let's not overdo it.

All it takes is that the right artist get her hands on it.