Sentence examples for when we take to from inspiring English sources
We will be proud to be able to show the ability and quality of match officials in England when we take to the field tomorrow evening.
It's back to the day job this weekend and I hope when we take to the track in Barcelona we can pick up where we left off in Bahrain because it has been a really good start to the season for me.
(This much becomes obvious when we take to the streets against them and they kettle and beat us).
Hanks said that "individually," people who were against Trump and his policies had to decide "when we take to the ramparts".
"This is not what we called for when we took to the streets on January 25th.
"When we took to the streets we said, 'Peaceful, peaceful.' We did not say, Revolutionary, revolutionary,"' Ms. Kamel said, pointing to Egyptians' innate sense of patience.
The quality of life in the summer nose-dived as the population increased; especially on weekends, when we took to our house as if it was a Berlin bunker.
President-elect Trump, a charismatic strongman with an autocratic temperament, is not what millions of Occupiers were dreaming of when we took to the streets against the monied corruption of our democracy.
When we took to the streets calling for climate justice, we were affirming the necessity of our instincts for social justice in the fight for planetary survival.
"We would like the state not to sue us when we take action to protect our residents.
