Sentence examples for to take except from inspiring English sources

"He would come and visit me, and every time he would take some of my stuff to California, and one day there was nothing left to take except me," Ms. Machado-Menuez said.

Hunting means taking or attempting to take wildlife, except trapping.

Ghougasian talks about the vacations she'd like to take overseas, except who would feed the cats?

For the audience, there was nowhere to take cover except the inaccessible, tented V.I.P. area in back.

I just thought, well, there's nowhere else to take this, except death, and I couldn't do death.

I know men don't take baths, because I have never known a man who likes to take baths except in cases of extreme medical need.

But the government had been unable to find any country willing to take them except China, where, as dissidents, they would be jailed.

It would be hard to take seriously except for the fact that it is, in the final analysis, yet another way to feel like a failure.

As for the libertarian approach to psychics, I'd be inclined to take it, except that I know two people who were victims of cons.

In June of last year, the French withdrew from plans aimed at capturing Dr. Karadzic because the American military was not willing to take part except to provide logistical and intelligence help.

Watching the final round recently, it looked as if there were not any shots on the last three holes you'd want to take back except the approach on 18, which missed the green.