Sentence examples for taking this good from inspiring English sources

It is precisely for these reasons that myself and some other students, also in the Department of Soil Science and Land Resources Management of Obafemi Awolowo University (Nigeria), decided to come together to form a team and embark on the mission of taking this good news of the International Year of Soils to Secondary Schools in south westerm Nigeria.

There was no need to take this good man and rub his nose in the dirt.

One of my colleagues, an attractive and charmingly persuasive young woman who lives above a Greek restaurant on the Upper East Side, has taken this good neighbor policy to new lengths.

We laymen not only take this good news for granted but tend to project it into the future.

After a traffic stop, officials began deportation proceedings against Garcia, who came to the United States from Mexico when he was 14. "We're definitely happy that the Obama administration took this good first step," Willingham told Reuters Friday.

For fans who have had pelters for acting up down the years, they're taking this with good grace.

But Marcus took this in good part, and he and David often suggested other experiments.

– tart printed on the back (she took this in good part).

"I'm very suspicious of some people in the environmental movement who take this 'trains good, cars bad' attitude.

McKenzie can afford to take this in good humour: he has been dating his sister's close friend, Kerry McGregor, the 22-year-old Wonderbra model, for some years.

The three of them seem to take this in good part, though I notice that an awful lot of hammy eye-rolling goes on.