Sentence examples for taking someone's place from inspiring English sources

I should have checked to see if the Rush line for movie fans was full and whether I was taking someone's place.

When I first performed it, I took someone's place because they were pregnant.

He gets up from his stool; moves onto the "stage," the part of the studio that the dancers are standing in; takes someone's place ("I'm you — get out of the way"); and tries out the steps he wants that dancer to perform.

He gets up from his stool; moves onto the "stage," the part of the studio that the dancers are standing in; takes someone's place ("I'm you get out of the way"); and tries out the steps he wants that dancer to perform.

"It [getting into the team] has been slightly frustrating for me but I don't deserve to walk straight into the team and take someone's place who has performed well over the years," he said.

"In the first place, someone has taken someone's property," he said.

"The premise of the Board of Regents' policy was that we were taking someone else's place and doing nothing with it," he said.

"And anybody without a house could take over someone's place and live there.

Take someone to a special place or something.

It's a place to take someone you like.

When you go to see the place, take someone along to get a second opinion.