She takes that from me.

This lonely patient takes pleasure from sewing.

From this distance, that takes real talent.

She takes her orders from Colonel Klebb.

All it takes is tuppence from you

It takes us from Point A to chaos.

It takes its inspiration in form from life.

The novel takes its title from the Bible.

The whole world takes its time from Greenwich.

That takes care of itself. And I'm speaking from experience.

But Greenwich, they say, takes its time from Admiral Boom.

Walking from the station to the house takes only five minutes.

And what he does is he takes children from their parents

And indeed, it takes from our achievements, though performed at height.

It takes the legs out from under you. Come, get in.

He takes girls from villages, uses them, then sells them off

It takes about four weeks to grow these cells from the organ.

We'll win if it takes from now until the cows come home.

It would stop it being you who takes her away from me.

Poison takes from 10 to 12 weeks if poor Mr. Cunningham is to die from natural causes.

This one is something that takes away the sheets from you at night.

And the reason Mars takes particular attention it's not very far from us.

How long do you think it takes to go from here to Tokyo?

The Soviet power takes a room from a working man with six children.

To change its state, by the way, takes two volts from a millisecond pulse.

I come from a country, Italy, which takes pride in its many old universities.

47 minutes from now my plane takes off and how do I find you?

That whole dopamine wanting system takes over and derails from any of the pleasure system.

Horizon, which takes its cue from the academics, won't touch it with a barge pole.

We took off from the shuttle landing facility, where the shuttle takes off and lands.

Someone told me that every cigarette you smoke takes seven minutes away from your life.

From there it takes little to guide the new recruit to places for further indoctrination.

The Committee takes due note that Israel has derogated from article 9 of the Covenant.

'Cause they already paid for them, and nobody takes pay from the Apaches without delivering.

He takes money from suckers who think they can become toreros by going to school.

Takes to the bottle from time to time. Bit of a voyeur, I should say.

Takes an average of 50,000 in gold from Emmett to the station in El Paso.

It actually takes a little longer. It takes five days.

In this task, it takes comfort from the innate respect for diversity in the Indian ethos.

(ii) Without an appropriate authority from the State Party where the manufacture or assembly takes place

Hmm, from an Englishman's point of view the mere size of it takes your breath away.

Pawn takes knight, rook takes rook, queen to rook for check.

And the question is, you know, will someone accidentally build a robot that takes over from us?

It is the build system which takes care of the conversions from XML to human readable formats.

What the honey bee does it pollinates, takes nectar from the flower, pollinates another flower, cross pollinates.