Sentence examples for to take a slice from inspiring English sources

Is Gucci now attempting to take a slice of that edgier pie?

"But I can try to take a slice of that and bring it to a professional team.

Time was tight, as I was busy interviewing, but we wanted to take a slice of the available weapons, and see what it might tell us.

But that ruling was made long before internet gambling exploded, allowing many other entrants to take a slice of a much bigger market.

However, that ruling came before online gambling exploded, allowing many other players to take a slice of a much bigger market.

It's been a lost decade, too, for the retail funds that allow ordinary investors to take a slice of the stockmarket.

Alibaba, a facilitator of e-commerce, has used Chinese ownership laws to take a large slice of Yahoo!'s valuable stake in its electronic-payment company, Alipay.

Doyle regrets the departure of McCarthy and has followed the example of skipper Roger Johnson in admitting the players have to take a large slice of the responsibility.

By halving prices and lifting limits on the length of calls, Mr Niel hopes to take a big slice of the market.

The only way it can happen, in fact, is for workers to take a larger slice of the pie and employers a smaller one.

As it turns out, Apple and Google plan to take a large slice of what, by anyone's standards, is a very small pie.