Sentence examples for wild takes from inspiring English sources
Wild takes an early lead.
Communication between chimps in the wild takes the form of facial expressions, gestures, and a large array of vocalizations, including screams, hoots, grunts, and roars.
The company also has a new collection that it is describing as couture, which includes some wild takes on its signature driving shoes and handbags, now covered in more beaded rocks than pebbles.
One could say some of these things about a number of Zelda games, of course, but Breath of the Wild takes these parallels much further than any other.
He could be comedic and pull off wild takes and sight gags.
Noon 11) INTO THE WILD Take your provisions to western North Carolina's beautiful wild lands.
The crowds on the street went wild, taking it as a sign that they had already won.
Wild took a.12 lead over Kosir who earned bronze in the PGS after the first run and held the Slovenian snowboarder at bay in the final.
He added, "The last time anything this wild took place on horseback the riders all had fur hats on them and went around riding down peasants".
But you can see him tonight on the Discovery Channel, in Man Woman Wild taking the piss out of his wife.
Specimens have been kept and bred in zoos since their discovery, and the first attempts to reintroduce them into the wild took place in Mongolia in the late 20th century.
