Sentence examples for took with a from inspiring English sources

Others in the Kremlin elbowed Mr. Surkov aside, something he took with a shrug then.

She had an opinion and advice about everyone, which I took with a grain of salt.

His first rendition had too much white space, Mr. Rossilli told him, a comment Justin took with a new humility.

The only obligation was that you had to replace each barrel you took with a clean one for the restaurant.

I took with a pinch of salt her fellow contestants' complaint that they couldn't decide who was "the real Katie".

The eight pictures that Mr. Moore took with a large-format camera are generally cheerier and grander.

Taken with a 35-mm.

You should take with a gun.

Quick images taken with a mechanical gadget.

It was taken with a telephoto lens.

Taken with a Nikon Coolpix P7000 camera.