Sentence examples for taking that prospect from inspiring English sources

Katy Perry might be penning a breakup song about her ex John Mayer, and Mayer seems to be taking that prospect in stride.

Brady, one year Manning's junior, could be around for several years yet, but equally we cannot take that prospect for granted.

The Toledo, Ohio, parents took that grim prospect even more seriously after the State Department urged American citizens to be leery of crowds due to increased terrorist threats from Islamic militants and other groups.

The prospect of taking that gavel now no doubt seems particularly redemptive.

"I am excited by the prospect of taking that early success and leveraging it to build a large, innovative and profitable business".

Affleck is also due to return as the dark knight of Gotham in two Justice League movies, in which he will team up with Henry Cavill's Superman and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman to defend the Earth, though the shine has been somewhat taken off that prospect by the derisive critical response to Dawn of Justice.

"But it's better science to wait and do it all together". With Scott Kelly's last "integrated" sample being taken this week, that prospect is finally within reach.

Of course, it is taking the prospect of the first-ever White House race between two sitting senators to guarantee that outcome.

It was only at round two, a form that took most of a day to complete, that she started to take the prospect seriously.

One New Jersey Democrat described the sudden exit this way: "My sense is that he couldn't take the prospect of an enormous defeat".

One was a bearded member of the board of governors, particularly worried that we had not taken the prospect of rising inflation seriously enough.