Sentence examples for took increasing from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Williams took increasing pleasure in aiming Maria's grapeshot vitriol at various imposing friends and watching the showdown.

The singer took increasing solace in his poetry, some of which was published, and the group's tours became less frequent.

It took increasing energy to overlook the reality that the public sector had substantially abdicated its role as a guardian against excess market pressures on the social fabric.

As she prepared to run for the Senate, Mrs. Clinton took increasing interest in Israel and Middle East peace, touchstones for Jewish voters, among others, in New York.

Teachers took increasing pride in their brilliant student and arranged for Lorem to leave the refugee camp and transfer to a Kenyan school for seventh and eighth grades.

During the war, David began contributing to the Observer, which was owned by his father, and after it took increasing responsibility until he was formally appointed editor in 1948.

It is clear that rooftoppers have been taking increasing physical and legal risks in recent years.

Other paid services are, unlike Travel Companion Exchange, taking increasing advantage of the Web.

Communities work together to support healthy lifestyles and business takes increasing responsibility for promoting public health.

Although a resolutely modern city, Las Vegas has taken increasing interest in preserving its historic architecture.

In a series of recent peace conferences, African nations have been taking increasing responsibility for fixing their own problems.