Usa "take the liberty of" in una frase

1. "Only, sir," I added, "I'll take the liberty of addressing a question

2. “No; he said he had known you long, and that he could take the liberty of installing himself here till you returned

3. He said he would still take the liberty of stating to the few members present, (the House being very thin,) why he offered the amendment to the amendment

4. Sir: An occurrence having recently taken place between a member of the House of Representatives and myself, produced by circumstances not at all connected with his official duties or opinions, which from the time and place may be considered disrespectful to the House of Representatives, I take the liberty of tendering through you my most respectful declarations, that I am the last who would wilfully manifest a deficiency of that reverence which is due to the Representatives of my country, or that sacred regard which is also due to their privileges

5. I, sir, shall take the liberty of varying the question from the honorable member from Virginia, (Mr

6. I will take the liberty of pointing the gentleman's attention to some of the prominent features of that government, which will go far in establishing that fact

7. He said that as he did not precisely agree in opinion with any gentleman who had spoken, he should take the liberty of detaining the committee a few moments while he offered to their attention some observations

8. Sir: We take the liberty of enclosing to you, for the inspection of the Committee of Ways and Means, sundry papers connected with the application by the owners of privateers in New York, for a reduction of duties on prize goods

9. Pinkney of the 3d of January, 1807, I will take the liberty of reading from it a short extract