Usar "take it" en una oración

1. Don't take it personally but that's the problem with all the Yingolian crystals

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2. He couldn't take it now

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3. Take it slow

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4. "We might even take it out tomorrow

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5. Instinctively, I reach out as though to take it … drawing my hand back swiftly as I realise what I am doing, and clasping it with my other hand as though it had been burned

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6. For each mosquito he killed, his blood sprang forth from its body and three would take its place

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7. He could reach over and take it but he didn't

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8. Of course it was, but Ackers couldn’t take it for granted

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9. "I have a financier I'll take it to, but I'll listen some more for that

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10. They had promised themselves this break for months and now that it had come they were determined to take it

11. They stop and take it in for a minute

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12. But I cannot take it for you

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13. Well, I did have Vic around for awhile because this station was named in her honor and she takes up so much less veron space, but she couldn't take it in here so I had to back her out again

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14. She was so overwhelmed already that she just went with it, and it was populated only with cherubs so she didn't take it seriously

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15. John doesn’t take it

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16. "They put the tattoo to the victim that they would like to own and then they take it away

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17. You take it like you would take your medi-

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18. If this does not work, take it before the whole congregation with discipline as the last resort

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19. " I put my hand on his shoulder and this time I get no resistance, but no response either, "Whatever happens Apollo, and however you feel may about me, just don't take it out on her

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20. Enrico seemed to take it pretty lightly

21. Another thing that you could do is that you could just let nature take its course

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22. Well, the choice is yours of course; you can take it or leave it

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23. The injection should take its effect in moments

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24. But he knew one thing, if this crowd gave him an opportunity to slip out of this horizon, he was going to take it and get as deep into the cracks of their logic as he could

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25. Byram had business in the city of the Kassikan, and by the time they reached that megalopolis, he was confident enough of Herndon's capabilities with the boat to let him take it as far as he needed

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26. She blocked it all in until she couldn’t take it anymore

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27. You may take it

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28. ‘I hope you won’t take it the wrong way, Karal, but I keep expecting to detect something alien … and failing

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29. Alan already had his arm around it when this happened and he was able to crawl up onto it because the herd hadn't spread enough to let it take its stride

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30. And yet we take it to mean that we’re important

31. “I take it there is a DVD player at the house

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32. To enter heaven a man must take it with him

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33. We potter in amongst the rocks at the foot of the cliff for some time, my small collection of fossils growing steadily as we take it turns to wield the hammer

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34. Loud brush rustling often stopped at the firelight's horizon when a small inglethor came running near, more willing to take it's chances with the humans than with what chased it

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35. “Sorry, shouldn’t take it out on you” said Fred

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36. ‘An hour and a half then, if we take it easy

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37. While it is small take it with you everywhere

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38. By all means enjoy your food but take it in moderation

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39. Take it hot if you wish, with flavouring added, but never, never drink it ice cold

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40. She was looking at me blankly and I raised my hand up for her to take it

41. He would put the seat belt back on me and I would know it was daddy and a few minutes later I would forget and take it back off to escape whoever he really was

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42. They were also yelling at her and abusing my mother on the phone, telling her what a mistake it was and what a mistake I was in so many words

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43. ‘Very well, we’ve covered more ground than I estimated we would - we can take it a little easier this afternoon and give those legs of yours a break

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44. ‘Then, when we have broken our fast with the remains of the bread and cheese, we can take it in turns to dry off in the tent, get dressed and pack everything up

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45. The way down the hill is steep and in places the surface of the track is slippery with mud so we take it carefully, not wanting to damage our ggs

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46. Adamant’s hooves slip nastily making me jump, but Berndt seems to take it in his stride

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47. why the need I asked myself? I believe he has designs on your throne; but he is too much of a coward to take it openly

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48. Normally they would have simply walked away and let nature take its course; but a female Eloi had just lost her child to poachers

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49. ‘I take it he’s moved in with you now?’

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50. “Winter Holds…” Rayne’s mind raced ahead; “I take it then that the winters here are very harsh

51. 'Take it from one who knows

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52. Before I'd arrived, he had given Irene his list of these evil thieves translated into Classical Greek with instructions for her to inscribe it onto an amphora, to cast it in her kiln and to take it with Agni to the Archaeological Museum in Athens

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53. By the time they realized their mistake it was too late

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54. 'Take it,' Ish said and gave the boy the ball

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55. ‘Jo, I’ll need to let this cottage out – is there any chance that you and Alastair would take it on?’ Anna said suddenly

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56. “I don’t know if it could take it

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57. 'Give me the money by next month, you can take it for one ten,' Pandit-ji said

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58. Back at Sol they take it for granted now because it was discovered a generation ago and has always agreed with theory

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59. ‘We can take it with us to Italy, can’t we?’

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60. Even though he couldn’t take it seriously, he tried to imagine what it would be like to be in the heaven his mother’s letter hinted at

61. 'Take it off,' she said, tugging at my shirt

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62. They wanted to look at it more closely, and motioned for her to take it off

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63. It’s answer is to take it and see what happens about it later, but

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64. there is an initiative to take it

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65. then step in and take it yourself

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66. ‘I’ll take it home and read it through

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67. there, take it! But sometimes in the long run it’s the trip rather than its

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68. I’ve got directions, though I haven’t looked at them yet - we take it in turns to organise these bashes, you see

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69. I have power to take it again

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70. Take it like a man

71. Having spent the afternoon on the grape juice both girls try to take it easy on the beers

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72. I’m enough of a realist to know she decided to take it

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73. I have time to take it out today if you want

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74. He could point out that he could easily paddle them to the lake but he knew she wasn’t interested “It’s OK, I seldom get to take it out more than a few times a year myself

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75. “Who would take it?” she asked

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76. He tried to take it slow and casual, I saw it happening

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77. ‘I mean, no crime has been committed as such … well, other than that woman Sheila, and I take it no-one knows how she got hold of the stuff which killed her

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78. Let’s take it outside

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79. “I take it you are friends with Tahlmute?” he said as a change of course, watching closely how he reacted

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80. herself to do it, but then remembered it was probably better for her to take it that

81. Roman would take it over looking at his

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82. I take it that you have seen it?”

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83. I take it Tdeshi never spoke to you about him?”

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84. a mood to take it out on someone

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85. Anything could happen if I take it off

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86. “I take it people don’t like crowded up where you’re from?” She asked

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87. “But I can’t take it

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88. "Won't that make it hard to keep the floor shiny? I mean, wouldn't it be better if we remove the old wax first?” Why hadn't she just kept her mouth shout, she never thought they’d take it to the point of sanding the floors – she figured they’d just chemically strip them

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89. “I’ll take it,” Alfred said

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90. I couldn’t take it anymore

91. "But it didn't, she said her grandma wouldn't let her take it

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92. How could he have expected her to take it any less serious? Was that why he hadn't been around? Had he thought she would just allow him to have his way, without a commitment? Had she been too willing to slip into his sleeping bag? She’d been freezing

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93. I showed one of the Salvation Army employees the poker table and he was more than happy to take it

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94. The guy said he wanted for himself and he would just ask the Salvation Army if he could pay them something and take it for himself

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95. who instructed the courier to take it to their branch in

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96. the most powerful weapon know to creation, and he dared to take it!

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97. More people want employment than easily get it ; many are willing to take it upon lower terms than ordinary ; and the wages of both servants and journeymen frequently sink in dear years

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98. She took a moment to take it in, then leapt

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99. “I see your Grace has messages scrolled all over the plaster, I take it you have read them

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100. Now this was the magic lamp, which Aladdin had left there, as he could not take it out hunting with him