Sentence examples for word take from inspiring English sources

Protestants, you don't know the meaning of the word, take yourselves home, show a bit of respect for people".

More recently known as "change a word, take a third", it's endemic, particularly in pop, where the star insists on a publishing credit from struggling songwriters as a negotiating tactic to record their songs.

professor at Edinburgh University calls Rebus to say that, as the author of Reader Exercises and Directed Exegetic Response, he has noticed that the names of the victims appear to make up a word: take the first letters of their Christian names and surnames and they spell out the word Samantha.

(XVIII) (Shirshov's Lie elimination of the leading word) Take two monic Lie polynomials f and s with f ¯ = a s ¯ b for some a, b ∈ X ∗.

I don't recall the word "take off" in the film.

The c word! Take a look around you—everyone in here is a curator and everyone's got a record company!" And so he's pretty entertaining about how all that's taken over from the donkey work of running a company, how it's become part of people's portfolio now.

Do you sense a word taking shape?

Choosing the full word takes just a single tap.

"Gene" is a word taken from general biology.

After 2000, nontraditional usage of the word took off.

Each word took several minutes to transcribe — and sentences often took hours.