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Discover LudwigThe phrase "took a fly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fishing, where someone catches a fish using a fly as bait or lure. Example: "After hours of waiting, he finally took a fly and reeled in a beautiful trout."
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I took a fly rod for comfort and quickly started to get a lot of hits on small yellow poppers.
In one example of Ono's work during this time, she took a fly as her alter ego, then used it as inspiration for her work.
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"We took a flyer on him.
A Pakistani driver named Shams ur-Rehman took a flyer.
The man took a flyer and a DVD.
He streaked past everybody in the solarium and took a flying leap into the hot tub.
A woman on her way to the dentist stopped and also took a flyer.
He never took a flying lesson, but he said he learned from a handbook.
She took a flyer but said everyone was expecting Chick-fil-A so she really couldn't go somewhere else.
But Swann went to Lyon and shortleg, Bresnan pinged a catch to deepish mid off, where Rogers took a flying catch to give Johnson a third wicket.
They are mildly surprised to be told that Mr Miller confessed that he sometimes "took a flyer" on some promising company.
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