Sentence examples for the initial take from inspiring English sources

Barlow doesn't think that the initial Take That reunion could have happened with Williams because they needed to be on an equal footing.

The initial take on Mr. Kabila, 29, the son of Laurent Kabila, who was killed two weeks ago, was that he is "not as bad as his Dad," as one official put it.

The initial take on Mr. Putin is that he sees Russia's future as a fairly democratic one, with a market economy of some kind and participation in the world community, the officials said.

It wasn't until Carol Reed revealed many years later that Karas had exploited an early use of overdubbing when recording the piece – layering on a harmony track of him playing the theme in thirds over the initial take – that the physics of the seemingly impossible-to-play piece made sense.

But, the biggest news was the seemingly positive March employment data which sent equity markets up, as the initial take on the headline Establishment Survey (ES) data (+196k) fit the narrative that the soft economic patch is now passing and a recession will be avoided.

Jimmy Scott, a friend of McCartney, suggested the title and played bongos on the initial take.

The task of placing and the initial take-off of this large and complex contract, one of the largest placed by F4E, the European Domestic Agency for ITER, is described.

"They're having to review a lot of the initial takes on things," the official said.

The initial takes were performed by the band live and included long passages during which the group jammed on their instruments.

Birds flap more rapidly at take off to gain altitude and speed than they do in sustained level flight: Pileated Woodpecker flight data in the literature [ 1, 4, 5] was derived from the work of Tobalske [ 8], which explicitly excluded the initial take-off period, and therefore cannot be used to support the elimination of Pileated Woodpecker in the Luneau video.

The initialing took three minutes and the speeches ten.