Sentence examples for to the taking from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, America does not apply either word to the taking in of food.

Calling midwives "accomplices" to the "taking of life" implies 30% of women are murderers.

It refers to the taking apart of something (or someone) but there are extra layers of meaning.

Spina bifida, physical deformities, developmental and cognitive delays have all now been linked to the taking sodium valproates in pregnancy.

When an eye is removed or a person dies, the cornea soon loses its transparency, becoming hazy; this is due to the taking in of fluid from the aqueous humour, the cornea becoming thicker as it becomes hazier.

Everything from the ratio of latrines to men to the taking over and consolidation of craters previously occupied by German troops is covered in a meticulous, matter-of-fact, impersonal manner.

Getting to the deal took time.

Sprint to the take-off line.

Release the click to take the picture.

Allow the officer to take the lead.

We can learn from successful movements like the Civil Rights movement, from Women's Suffrage, the Black Nationalist and Black Feminist movements that we can make change without resorting to the taking-back of words that were never ours to begin with, but in fact heaved upon us in a process of dehumanization and devaluation.