Sentence examples for word taking from inspiring English sources

Do you sense a word taking shape?

Instead, she elevates the written word, taking pains to make songs expressions of self.

"Dollies" is one of the most popular insults used against synths – a seemingly innocent word taking on a threatening meaning.

The Dragons have done more than most Super League clubs to spread the word, taking games to the seaside, to Barcelona and other cities in the region.

Businesses and individuals have been more willing than the City to take Carney at his word – taking out loans in anticipation that rates will stay on hold until 2016.

After getting tackled by Eric, Mike was proving he was "a mean motorscooter, and a bad go-getter," with "bad" being the operative word, taking them "downtown to Chinatown," by strolling about the mudpit avoiding any contact or play, just trying to catch his breath and keep his pants up, as his stomach fell in loose folds over his crotch.

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.

The word took on an ugly association with resistance.