On Mr. Trump's claim that Ford is leaving the United States and taking "thousands of jobs" with it.
The worst hunger crisis in a century hit Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia and Djibouti last year, affecting 13 million people and taking thousands of lives.
Buses were taking thousands of people from surrounding townships – some of them four or more hours aways – and every single hotel room in town was taken.
Unsurprisingly, the design team talk of long field trips to each location, with artists taking thousands of photos and hours of video footage.
More recently, in 1985, the tobacco giant Brown & Williamson moved out of state, taking thousands of jobs and pulling the props out of the local economy.
Creators, he shows, apply everyday, ordinary thinking that we are all capable of in particular ways, taking thousands of small steps, working in an endless loop of problem and solution.
Assembling and interpreting the short read data produced by sequencers in a timely fashion, however, is a significant challenge, with current pipelines taking thousands of CPU-hours per genome.
A team of scientists will be taking thousands of 360 degree pictures of life underwater.
Wrapping this phase of the project required taking thousands of different samples for ongoing examination across the Center.
When the duo began having marital problems, the husband began taking thousands of dollars from the till.
