Sentence examples for took of a from inspiring English sources
Like the picture he took of a salmon's lone tail fin slicing through the water (Slide 1).
She describes a tour she took of a private school in Washington, D.C., that costs thirty thousand dollars a year.
Is it 12? Or 14? "I have never left," he said proudly on Thursday afternoon, showing off a photograph he took of a storm in 1962.
A study we did on settlement patterns was published last year, and the cover of the journal featured a picture that I took of a pharmacy in Corona.
The enamel-on-metal paintings in this show are based on close-up photographs Ms. Minter took of a man wearing women's clothes and makeup.
In Beersheba, Dr. Abuelaish shows Dr. Birk a collection of X-rays he took of a brother and sister from Gaza who suffer from phocomelia, in which their limbs are short and twisted.
Take hold of a stray cat cautiously.
Take of with a hot towel.
England took a bit of a gamble.
They have taken control of a unit.
Take care of a book's spine.
