Sentence examples for taking the mayor from inspiring English sources
"I think everybody is taking the mayor at his word," said Nicholas Scoppetta, commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services and founder of New Yorkers for Children, the charity that was to be the beneficiary of the event at Cipriani.
I always find myself taking the mayor's seat by accident.
At 10 55 p.m. the two men left, taking the mayor's private jet and touching down at 12 20 a.m. at La Guardia Airport.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is under fire for his office's denial of Freedom of Information Act requests, with critics in the local and national press and blogs taking the mayor to task for shielding public records from public view.
One takes the Mayor's position.
Some competitors took the mayor's endorsement in stride.
He has taken the mayor to court several times.
On Primary Day, although Dukakis carried the state Jackson took the Mayor's own city.
Mr. Siegel often took the mayor to court on First Amendment issues, and usually prevailed.
Late in the day, an editor at New York magazine made clear he had taken the mayor's advice to heart.
It takes the Mayor to fires, too, which is why it has to be instantly reversible.
