Sentence examples for useless take from inspiring English sources

Before the kite plunges down into the wood and this line goes useless take in your two hands, boys, and feel the strumming, rooted, long-tailed pull of grief.

His resourceful, disciplined equilibrium finds one of its best expressions at the end of A Kite for Michael and Christopher, in Station Island, when the poet-father hands the emblematic kite on to his sons: Before the kite plunges down into the wood and this line goes useless take in your two hands, boys, and feel the strumming, rooted, long-tailed pull of grief.

If a head must roll, he reasons, what is the harm in letting a useless assistant take the fall?

It's also notable for the lyrics, which include "Love me like I love you and say nah-nah-nah-ni-nah-ni-nah", which suggest that the singer would be pretty useless on Take Me Out.

Pick a seemingly useless task, like take the trash out, or pay bills; it may seem useless but it could give you that change of environment and satisfaction of just getting it done.

But like many users, I also spend a fair portion of my online time trafficking in useless factoids, taking personality tests, and poring through pop-culture detritus.

Danny's mind, previously weighed down with useless information, takes flight, and he soon becomes unsure whether an alluring baroness he meets on the castle grounds is real or a figment.

But advanced cases were too far gone for mineral oil, and Dr. Lane, who was said to be a brilliant surgeon, devised ever bolder and more useless operations, taking out more and more of people's intestines to relieve them of kinks and blockages.

But it was useless, they took no notice".

The unofficial vote, which one Spanish minister dismissed as "a sterile and useless sham," took place after the Spanish courts blocked a proposed referendum.

By implication, arts are a pastime for idle moments, whose unproductive students take useless degrees.