Sentence examples for took from one from inspiring English sources

But critics argued that many of the items on the list were now available in retail stores both here and abroad, and the high-technolgy industry said the licensing process, which took from one to two months on average, undercut its ability to compete internationally.

Seven out of every ten took from one to ten subscriptions.

The fact that it doesn't matter what route the packet took from one computer to another explains its incredible ability to expand, because (in theory, at least) no route is more important than any other, so you can add more as you like.

"I send you half the kidney I took from one woman, preserved it for you, the other piece I fried and ate it," he wrote.

Granular samples were taken from one pilot plant run on municipal wastewater as well as from two lab-scale reactors.

The novel's blunt, ghostly title is taken from one of these language lessons, on irregular verbs — gehen, ging, gegangen.

At 1000 years ago, 13 new samples were taken from one of the subpopulations (New World, representing the data available on ancient Latin American dogs [ 1]).

Each piece takes from one to six months to complete.

Excerpts taken from one, and another from Aubrey's life of Ben Johson.

Wherever I Go is taken from OneRepublic's fourth studio album, which is out later this year.

But they also were armed with a couple of bricks taken from one of their homes.