Sentence examples for took themselves to from inspiring English sources

In 1900, curators from the Victoria & Albert Museum took themselves to Paris to shop at the great Exposition Universelle held that year in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower and along the banks of the Seine.

They took themselves to be extending a solution Aristotle discusses in De Interpretatione to the problem of logical fatalism.

Joseph Petzoldt (1862 1929) is one of a number of German speaking positivists who took themselves to be working in the tradition of Mach and Avenarius.

There were 11 reported casualties from the shooting who were taken or took themselves to local hospitals and all are reported in stable condition.

It is certainly the case that the main proponents of ideal utilitarianism took themselves to be aiming to best represent common-sense morality (e.g., Rashdall 1907; Pickard-Cambridge 1932b 152; Johnson 1953).

It is a matter of simply acknowledging the implications of Newton's system implications, Reid maintains, that philosophers such as Hume and Priestley, who also took themselves to be followers of Newton, had failed to appreciate.

I suggested they sell the plots and take themselves to a fancy dinner.

Could parliamentarians not usefully take themselves to the Maghreb, to open their minds to the Arab spring?

The new dean wants them to take part in live case studies to take themselves to the Midwest or Mumbai and spend time working for real companies.

We might administer scientific polls to determine the degree to which people take themselves to be happy and what causes they might attribute to their own levels happiness.

Increasingly, say Western officials, foreign fighters now prefer to take themselves to Pakistan.But counter-terrorism experts worry about the consequences of America's success.