Sentence examples for took to support from inspiring English sources

He'd have done whatever it took to support his family - begged a Valium prescription from his doctor, had a few drinks at the hotel bar.

Here, the Seagram Building's engineers concealed the subterranean structural contortions it took to support the rationalist structure that rises from the street.

He set about modernizing his parents' farm with a vengeance: "We purchased everything the salesman had to sell," he said, meaning every line about intensive farming and every chemical it took to support it.

The war in Vietnam obliterated the nation's memory of the courage it took to support and pass the Voting Rights Bill in 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

"The government inherited an economy that was strengthening, with growth of 1.1% in the second quarter, thanks to decisions we took to support jobs and get the economy moving.

Republicans "need to get on board," Priebus said CBS' "Face the Nation," where he referred to the pledge all Republican candidates took to support the nominee this year.

Nonetheless, there are actions the West can take to support China's peaceful democratic transition.

What measures did he take to support nature during his political career?

The children should also understand where the family's money is coming from and what it takes to support them.

But she would do whatever it takes to support her children, she said, including leaving her profession in the sciences.

"I took an oath once to become a US citizen," he said, "and on August 14 , 1995 that was the first oath that I've taken to support the US constitution.