Sentence examples for to take completely from inspiring English sources

Then Emil Boc cut half of the salaries by a quarter because the IMF told him to take completely crippling austerity measures.

We can fit separate models for each cause of death according to (7), and thereby allow the component-specific baseline cumulative excess mortality functions to take completely different shapes for the two outcomes.

Plus, if you're never going to be taken completely seriously by those in Silicon Valley, it doesn't get much better than getting to portray Steve Jobs.

Officials at all levels of state and local government appeared to be taken completely by surprise; on the streets of New Orleans, people were visibly stunned.

"Oh, we want to be taken completely seriously, because we're a credible band," he says, pointing out that their new single, "Roads", is currently getting radio play on XFM and alternative radio in the US.

He was full of often malicious wit, conveyed in the very Mexican spirit that every conversation or argument is a duel that is to be taken completely seriously – and then forgotten over a drink.

Most inventions reach their pinnacle of success when they come to be taken completely for granted.

In other instances the painting seems to take over completely.

She has the same title at Food Fanatics, and says she wants the magazine to take "a completely objective approach".

Instead of simply buying out Alpha Entertainment and replacing it, however, Mr. Goldberg sought to take over completely.

I couldn't commit to any other line of work because I wasn't willing to take myself completely away from the acting".