Sentence examples for taking stock of things from inspiring English sources

There is also an interesting trend of plays depicting older career women taking stock of things, including Margaret Edson's Wit, Moisés Kaufman's 33 Variations (which brought Jane Fonda back to Broadway after four decades) and Alexi Kaye Campbell's Apologia, currently providing a fabulous vehicle for Paola Dionisotti at the Bush.

"She is an outsider in a very traditional company, at an age when you're taking stock of things.

In 2010 we took stock of things and decided to rebrand our business focusing on developing apps.

When I crossed that milestone, I felt great, had a wonderful party, and took stock of things.

"It's really supposed to be a time when you take stock of things, where you are with your faith, your community, your family.

It's a good idea to take stock of things every couple of months.

In taking stock of the things you do and don't like about someone, there in those recesses, those empty spaces, there is the composite of someone else.

Four months have passed since the riots that brought The Evergreen State College to the attention of the world occurred and with the start of the academic year quickly approaching for the college it is well worth taking stock of where things currently stand.

Running Corners has created a James Bond theme song parody that is finally honest, taking stock of all the jerky things Bond has done over the years.

First things First When taking stock of your loved one's health, pantries and refrigerators are a good place to start.

Maybe Amanda is taking stock of her life.