Sentence examples for view to take from inspiring English sources
I think that's generally a positive view to take.
Dorridge wasn't in their top bracket – but that's a very corporate view to take.
"Some people say it's too soon, from a recovery point of view, to take on the mayor's office," he said.
From a developmental point of view, to take him to Brazil would be no more than a pragmatic dead-end.
To watch: "Address is Approximate," a stop-motion short about a toy robot who uses Google Street View to take a virtual cross-country trip.
This is a perfectly reasonable view to take, but there is little or no evidence that it works in the way envisaged by Rolling Stone.
Several of Mr Sharon's colleagues Binyamin Netanyahu, the finance minister, to the fore may be tempted to trip him up, with a view to taking his job.
"Often these arrests are not done with a view to taking the person through the criminal-justice process," says Innocent Chukwuma, whose Cleen Foundation (formerly the Centre for Law Enforcement Education) researches criminal justice.
The purpose of the trip is to collect some eggs with a view to taking a look at their embryonic contents.
Both Ms Booth and the trust are going through the club's accounts with a view to taking it over.
Producers from around the world, have travelled to Havana to watch the production with a view to taking the Cuban Carmen to the West End, Broadway and beyond.
