Sentence examples for taking to work from inspiring English sources

It is worth making plenty of this great little salad as the leftovers are perfect for taking to work to scoff at your desk – it is best at room temperature, so it doesn't matter if you forget to take it out of your bag or fridge space is at a premium.

They pack you up a Tupperware of arancini balls you end up taking to work for lunch with you for three more days, and say: of course, of course, air kisses on the way out, you really must come over for supper soon.

If this was indeed vigilante justice, the men may have been upset at how long the case is taking to work its way through the courts or Suter's being granted bail or the men could be assuming that he'll get a lenient sentence and are preemptively punishing him.

Presented by Director of Policy and Practice Richard Morgan, the report provides information about the steps UNICEF is taking to work in closer partnership with other members of the UN system – and to ensure that development assistance produces sustainable results for children.

One can use an included or other booklet, which can be stuck to the refrigerator with a magnet, nearby to note and confirm eating (or taking to work for eating) only the proper number of foods per day: see the "Tips" for the details.

How long does it take to work?

At both plants extreme care has to be taken to work within existing hygiene standards.

In the autumn, they were taken to work in a silk factory.

A few of the stone people took to work with a pick and shovel.

Wrap in a clean kitchen towel or put in a container ready to take to work.

Some are taken to work in clubs or brothels; others are driven to clients' homes.