Utiliser "take to" dans une phrase

1. · Gradually reduce the salt intake to about a third of previous level

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2. One must know the quantum of return required as well as the amount of risk one is willing to take to achieve that return

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3. These things could not keep up this pace for the fifteen hours it would take to get back to that faint approximation of civilization

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4. It is always a mistake to do that, she thought,

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5. After that the rest of the damage didn't take too long and nothing was quite as shocking as seeing the Bechstein shattered down the middle by a tattooed gorilla with a baseball bat

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6. function when it has no elders, and what are measures such congregations can take to assure that it will eventually have a scriptural eldership in place? The church without elders-What is it to do?

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7. One cannot take too much effort in preparing a profile

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8. How such a thing could ever take to the sky was impossible

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9. What is this White, and why did everyone take to air so quickly?

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10. When Dragons of Light take to battling rogue dragons, it is always Light against Dark

11. "Morg was asked to calculate what it would take to put us in a parking orbit in the Kuiper belt instead of the asteroid belt

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12. "True," Thom said, "but if you multiply by the number of samples it would take to cover the whole sphere around Sol, we can see that none of the impactors need to come from the Kuiper Belt

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13. Although the animals towered way over her, he was very impressed that she showed no fear, and noticed the animals seemed to take to her quickly

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14. I didn’t take to him either … my taste in men runs to the artistic!’ That makes him laugh

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15. Heymon interrupted, “But how long does its nerve impulse, if that’s what these state transitions are, take to get across its body? Over a thousand years

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16. How long does it take to have thoughts at that rate?”

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17. Ready to take to her heels again should the need arise, she slowly edged back along the path

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18. ‘Not to mention the time it will take to clear it out so that we can actually do the work

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19. A couple of cars whoosh by, the occupants clearly unwilling to take to notice of the shape of a man's torso abandoned in the cockpit of an old blue Vauxhall Astra that is wedged into greenery

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20. One call, one sound, that familiar voice, that mixing of emotions, is all that it would take to settle her

21. think it would be a mistake to limit your suspicions to those

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22. Of course, that was after they’d milked all thirty some of his cow, and emptied the pasteurizer, for the dairy driver to take to town

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23. Besides that, her parents could very well be back by now and how would they take to her tutoring a twenty year old?”

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24. ” The Captain next addressed Heymon Kruger, Colonel of Engineering and Fabrication, “Heymon, could you tell me what it will take to home in on his phone with it turned off

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25. I don't know how long it will take to process the papers here in Hong Kong after applying the visa

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26. I contented myself with these discoveries for this time, and came back, musing with myself what course I might take to know the virtue and goodness of any of the fruits or plants which I should discover, but could bring it to no conclusion; for, in short, I had made so little observation while I was in the Brazils, that I knew little of the plants in the field; at least, very little that might serve to any purpose now in my distress

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27. It shouldn't take too long to go down and see where the clients lived and maybe poke around the place a little

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28. Alec was contemplating the number of servings it would take to fill his stomach when a gap toothed old woman jumped in his face

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29. Sometimes, indeed, the liberality, more frequently the ignorance, of the landlord, makes him accept of somewhat less than this portion ; and sometimes, too, though more rarely, the ignorance of the tenant makes him undertake to pay somewhat more, or to content himself with somewhat less, than the ordinary profits of farming stock in the neighbourhood

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30. He insisted that the time it would take to come back and say good-bye to you couldn't make a difference

31. take to get home, and trying to think of ways he could

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32. However, it doesn’t have to be this way and there are steps that you can take to balance out your life so that you can enjoy a Happy Meal with the kids on occasion

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33. After collecting her from Praegon, he’d used the first mistake to beat her

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34. It is a common mistake to create your product first and then think about how

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35. “Oh, don’t say that! there is an innocent life at stake too,

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36. It is a mistake to imagine that those territorial jurisdictions took their origin from the feudal law

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37. And how did Mitzka take to meeting her grandfather for the first time? It couldn’t have been easy for her

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38. "Perhaps it was a mistake to throw away that gun

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39. We remember the times we were happy in the past, and have beliefs about what it will take to make us happy in the future

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40. She wondered how many little ones would take to the air for the first time that day

41. products, it could be a mistake to focus only on internet marketing

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42. “I’m not going to estimate how long it will take to travel those one hundred kilometres, I doubt any of us really want to know, but what I do know is that we’ve got to survive several nights outside, without the shelter of the Elysian

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43. He suddenly realised that he had no idea how long it would take to get a reply, and if the colonisation program really had ceased, was the machine on Earth that was paired to this one still active? The technology relied on a pair of machines, each with one half of a pair of quantum particles, locked together regardless of distance

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44. ‘Just testing what it would take to make you show up again,’ he lied

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45. Therefore it would be a mistake to not take into

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46. possible for the South to take to the hills, and to continue the fight for independence

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47. Why couldn’t Adem see that? What would it take to convince him?

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48. It didn’t take too much intellectual horsepower to realize that he was behind those video games that wound up in the alleys

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49. regulations, and local real estate codes of ethics wouldn’t take too long

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50. “What does it take to become a real estate agent in Cabo?” I

51. King Bordath of Magedir called all the kings together for a meeting to decide the best course of action to take to subdue the wizards

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52. Only 20 yards away, he strutted to edge of the small hill between the back of the garage and the front of the chicken coop, looking out to see what prey he would take today

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53. “How long does it take to ah

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54. Nonetheless, she would have to work with that one or try to pull up more of the floor, which would take too long

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55. The Secretary of War suggests that if the navy will not undertake to break through, take a transport, cover the pilot-house in most exposed points with baled hay, attach an anchor to a towline, and if possible grapple the torpedo cables, and call for volunteers from the army to run into the harbour, thus making a way for the navy

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56. It went off with a sharp retort that made every bird in the wood take to the air in a mad flapping of wings

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57. They made the mistake to burn the flag and such action showed long haired liberal tendencies that could be fatherly corrected in our eyes

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58. “My story might take too long

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59. His trained engineering mind calculated the steps he would have to take to return to his family and how many days it would take him to do it

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60. Having the name of Altaf Chandio’s supplier and when the next delivery was taking place would give her something else to take to the man she’d sent the text to earlier

61. He chewed slowly, taking his time, trying to delay the inevitable, knowing it would probably be a mistake to tell her

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62. He’d known it would be a mistake to tell her about the money

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63. For the next six days, I tried something more drastic and limited my food intake to one sandwich, two slices of toast, and a salad each day

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64. Neighborhood was everything, he explained and if you were the sort of kid to take to the streets, you hung tight with the guys from your neighborhood and fought the gang from the next or you didn’t hang out at all

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65. Of course, she could undertake to teach others here in this cave, as Melchior had done

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66. The usual design-and-bid process, with tenders and all that bureaucratic red tape would simply take too long

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67. How fast they can do it in a Biff eluded me for the time being, but this test shouldn’t take too long

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68. He was not sure how Elizabeth would take to living in a small town

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69. The three men seemed pleased at the prospect, and were in the middle of discussing the various steps that each of them would have to take to prepare to depart Poland, when Colling interjected, “I do not think this is such a good idea, Elzbieta

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70. What if the torrent had kept pouring into their Great Water all this time? It was beyond him to even try conjuring up what it might take to bring it to a stop

71. before Stinger said that it was time to turn off of the main road and take to the hidden ways

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72. It didn’t take too long before William, as he liked to call himself now, was drunk

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73. How long will it take to figure out who pays how much on a six-way tab? An eternity

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74. Was it a mistake to tell him that?

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75. We must take total responsibility, total honesty, and total dedication to self mastery

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76. He was white-faced with the intractable back pain that couldn’t be relieved by surgery, and the terrible drugs he had to take to endure it

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77. "The day never goes by for men and nations to make asses of themselves and take to the fists

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78. 12 Who said, Let us take to ourselves the houses of God in possession

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79. speed of a car is given to 50 km/h, distance to be covered is 200km and you have to find the time it will take to

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80. He seemed to be giving orders to messengers to take to the minghan commanders

81. As soon as we are down we will move to take Tom’s camp

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82. I think this will suit my needs admirably, while I take the steps I feel I must take to safeguard my secret

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83. Study what you can while you are here, and before you leave I will copy some of the more important texts for you to take to start your own library

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84. 29 Their tents and their flocks shall they take away: they shall take to themselves their curtains, and all

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85. But there are things women can take to avoid having children

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86. “What will it take to make you see this is serious? Does a bus have to fall on your head?”

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87. “If that is what it would take to convince you I had nothing to do with Terry’s death, I will give my consent

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88. As I finished, I wondered if it was a mistake to burden her with my problems

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89. centimeters of topsoil from schools, parks, public areas, and routes children take to

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90. 13: verses 15 and 16 to be meaningful, this they take to mean that they should

91. 28 We take to witness against you the Heaven and the Earth, and

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92. What the Constitution may require, or the oath the Justices take to uphold the Constitution, are matters of no consequence

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93. 3 And yet he could not curse Satan, nor injure him by word, because he had no authority over him, neither did he take to doing so with words from his mouth;

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94. Which falls faster if dropped at the same time, a feather or a ball of lead? Why does an apple fall down from the tree instead of some other direction, or just stay on the tree where it is? How much material, or mass, does it take to disintegrate a city? The “obvious” answer to the feather and lead ball question is true if the test is performed off your back porch

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95. No, it would take too many millions of light-years to travel around the galaxy and not use our traveling system

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96. It will still take too long to travel from galaxy to galaxy without using a galactic center black hole

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97. And it is in the very nature of a mistake to cease to be,

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98. It would be a grievous mistake to

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99. take to the air, flying off in various directions

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100. 14 And the Lord said to Noah, Take to you a wife, and beget children, for I have seen you righteous before me in this generation