take

"The take of the exam was a significant part of the student's final grade. "

"The farmer's take of pumpkins was quite impressive this year. "

"My take on the school's new dress code is that it's too strict. "

"a new take on a traditional dish"

"Act seven, scene three, take two."

"The band's new take on the song was recorded in one continuous session. "

"I did a take when I saw the new car in the driveway."

"The child's measles take was a success, meaning the vaccination worked. "

"The wicket-keeper took a good, low catch of the ball. "

"The printer gave the compositor a large take of the article to set in type. "

"The child took the cookie from the jar. "

"The camera takes 35mm film."

"take two eggs from the carton"

"He took her to the park late at night. "

"The football team took the opposing team in the final game. "

"He took her hand in his."

"At the grocery store, I took the apples instead of the oranges. "

"She took his side in every argument."

"The teacher took the students to the library. "

"He took the bus to London, and then took a train to Manchester."

"My family is taking a trip to the beach next week. "

"He took a full-page ad in the Times."

"My dog took a whole bag of dog treats. "

"The student took a lot of stress during exam week. "

"He had to take it apart to fix it."

"He took the news badly."

"took a dim view of city officials"

"My teacher took my explanation of the poem in a literal way, not a metaphorical way. "

"He took all the credit for the project, although he had done almost none of the work."

"take her word for it"

"Do you take me for a fool?"

"From the clues in the poem, the students could take the meaning of the author's sadness. "

"The students took their exam scores from the teacher's posted list. "

"took a chill"

"The teacher took the students by surprise when she announced a pop quiz. "

"took her attention"

"cloth that takes dye well"

"The old sailboat took on water during the storm. "

"Finishing this on schedule will take a lot of overtime."

"He took a seat in the front row."

"His collection takes a lot of space."

"He took that opportunity to leave France."

"Pirès ran in to take the kick."

"My younger brother will take on the role of the class clown this year. "

"he took the oath of office last night"

"the next team took the field"

"go down two blocks and take the next left"

"take cover/shelter/refuge"

"take a census"

"He took a mental inventory of his supplies."

"Could you take a picture of us?"

"The photographer will take you sitting down."

"took me for ten grand"

"As a child, she took ballet."

"take matters as they arise"

"The teacher took my answer as an example of a common misunderstanding in the class. "

"The batter took the pitch, letting the fastball zoom past without hitting it. "

"The computer program takes your input, processes it, and then displays the result. "

"My husband and I have a dysfunctional marriage. He just takes and takes; he never gives."

"The new study method took hold quickly; students started understanding the material better. "

"She took sick with the flu."

"The new model of the car took beautifully in the studio lighting. "

"The teacher took extra time to explain the difficult math problem. "

"My mother will take the groceries to the store. "

"He took me a blow on the head."