Sentence examples similar to time of take from inspiring English sources

It was a time of take-no-prisoners mudslinging, in which the Republican right, with no Communists to unmask, found a new kind of enemy within that it tried to bring down by means of a disingenuously holier-than-thou moral crusade fueled by a gossip machine of which Brock was an early and influential cog.

Spring seems to be a time of taking turns.

After quite a long time of taking the knocks, the city now has great optimism and can knock them down.

Certain essays may already be on your shelves, and in this time of taking stock, it might be enlivening to reach for them.

GPs patient file database: GPs collect written consent only once, at the time of taking in charge of each patient.

Consent to use individual CBCT data for research was obtained at the time of taking the CBCT.

At the time of taking brain fMRI, they were shown a video demonstrating painful stimulation of the palm and another stimulation aimed at producing its anticipation.

All patients had coverage for medical care (100.0%) and most had coverage for medication (96.7%) at the time of taking the survey.

Approximate retail value ("ARV") up to $7,500 USD, depending upon winner's point of travel origin and airfare fluctuations at the time of taking the trip.

Hadi Mustofa Djuraid, a Transport Ministry official, told reporters on Friday that authorities were investigating the possibility that the pilot did not ask for a weather report from the meteorological agency at the time of take-off.

Another interesting fact: at the time of taking this photo we were travelling at approximately 200km/h.