Sentence examples for takings in the course of from inspiring English sources
It's true that Momentum looks like a blockbuster smash compared with the recent comedy Addicted to Fresno, which reported £16 in takings in the course of an October weekend at one London cinema.
One count charged taking the property by force and violence, and assaulting and jeopardizing the lives of several persons in the course of the taking, in violation of § 2113 d). 1 Another count charged that they did 'receive, possess, conceal, store, and dispose' of the stolen money in violation of § 2113(c). 2 A third count charged a conspiracy.
Victims often sit for hours in soiled clothes in the hospital and feel humiliated all over again in the course of insensitive history-taking by doctors and health workers.
His characters are plugged-in, hard-partying, drug-taking, Webcam-abusing Stanford graduates, who are frequently sharp and self-aware in the course of their self-destruction.
Given the usually transactional and professional nature of the meetings, minute-taking is not only customary but necessary, and most of the participants in attendance will be well accustomed to note taking during the course of the meetings.
Call center workers boasting "very strong communication skills" could aid in honing the accuracy of order-taking, thus reducing the time it takes patrons to complete the course of the drive-thrus, the eatery said.
Any meaningful evaluation tool must correlate with the requirements of a certain task within the course of taking decisions.
Once such data are to hand, the course of students' test-taking motivation during testing sessions can be more robustly examined.
Finally, medication-taking behavior is a complex process in which frequency, characteristics and predictors may vary over the course of follow-up.
But over the course of that year's presidential primaries, both parties elevated "umbrage-taking" to "a high art".
