to take it

'Yes, in Madame's carriage. She said it was all right to take it. '

So Tom went to his doctor who gave him a pill and told him to take it before he went to bed.

How much I would like to take it home at that moment!

"But my view on cyber is we need to take it a step at a time, " he said.

If you are not sure whether TOGAF is for you, it might be a good idea to take it for a test drive in your organization.

There's no sense wasting all that worrying. And if you did fail it, you'll need to get ready to take it again.

wasn't allowed to take it out of the exam room.

I decided to take it down finally, because I considered if I didn't speak it out, it would be a pity and irresponsible for somebody.

She could not get the idea out of her mind. It was as if some haunting challenge prompted her, and she had not enough courage to take it up.

A man was prescribed Viagra by his doctor who told him to take it one hour before sex.

It was one of those times where for some reason I forgot to take the trash out one week, the next week I forgot to take it out again.

I challenge you to take it a step further: stop hiding behind foggy ideas and get our and take a stand.

It has been difficult for him because he has not been involved but when he gets the chance it will be up to him to take it.

She had a catheter in, and the nurse said someone would call him and tell him how to take it out over the phone.

With such a long beak, it's easy to take it out for you.

We're looking for people with premium-brand retail store or district leadership experience who are ready to take it up a notch.

That works. . . but I think I'd like to take it a bit further.

To take it a step further: from a technological point all buildings could be regarded as bar codes.

He had no idea how much ash that generated, but the stream of lorries to take it away was continuous.

What I'm trying to say is, if we dish it out we should be able to take it, otherwise we'll look like great big hypocrites.

He had money, and he might have been slipping someone a little squeeze every week to take it easy on him.

Or to take it one step further, why not let the delivery worker synchronize data with another delivery worker by using data collaboration.

"Unless you want to take it to the European Court of Justice, there's no real practical way of resolving that, " he said.

"They look at me like I'm crazy, " he goes on to say. "And I know if they continue, they won't be able to take it. "

St. Marks is one of my bookstores, I screamed at the Internet: who thought they had the right to take it away?

A woman is less likely to think of herself as irresistible or to take it for granted that an attractive man will chat her up .

If the situation continues like this, " he said, " our hearts will not be able to take it anymore.

Do you want me to ask the waiter to wrapup this food to take it home with you? It is a shame to waste it.

This has been talked about in Moscow for a year or more but nobody wanted to take it seriously in the rest of Europe or in the US.

He wanted something for his cough but I couldn't find the cough syrup. I substituted Ex-Lax and told him to take it all at once.

I said, "Of course. Go with my blessing, " and Susana said, "He says for you to take it. "

I do pretty well, but I'm trying to take it to the next level. One step at a time!

Just as the coolies were about to take it away, Mrs. Tang saw the turtle looking at her with a sad expression in its eyes.

Just because you had a bad day doesn't give you permission to take it out on me!

This means that if yacc would have to read two tokens before it knew which action to take, it would be unable to parse this grammar.

We are going to take it back with us to Ohio, and hold on to it a bit. In a big truck.

He wanted people just to take it out the box and plug it in and use it straight away.

Older merchandise gets pushed to the front of the bin and spread across the top to encourage customers to take it first.

She asks Bob whether he will come with her to take it up with Mustafa, their boss, or with the company human resources department.

As farmers attempt to regain power of choice over seed, Monsanto is trying to take it away by restricting access to non-GM varieties.

There's something seriously the matter with this car. The dealers are obliged to take it back.

He made Rawdon a handsome offer of his hand in the letter whenever the latter should come to England and choose to take it.

But he said, As the LORD liveth, before whom I stand, I will receive none. And he urged him to take it; but he refused.

Jim: Is there anything you want me to tell Tom? Jane: Tell him to take it easy, please.

If you want to travel with a dog or to take it to another place, that it is the road diet, rest and so should be much more careful.

Faced with her look of shock, I had been ready to take it all back if necessary, blame myself, and apologize.

My cat got in her room and she was real upset and asked me to take it out .

You need to build a senior team that's able to manage all the critical areas of your business to take it to the next level.

Plenty of good CEOs are bullies - the answer is to keep out of his way and if he lets rip at you, not to take it too personally.

The boss said it was up to you to decide whether to take it or not.

Partly out of necessity, partly out of sincerity, they are trying to take it in stride.

It is not for me to take it away, but for you to give it up.

I asked Lily to fetch me an English book, but she brought me a Chinese book, so I asked her to take it back to the teacher's office.

You'll have to take it out with you on leave.

When he lost that money he said he would have to take it on the chin .

The holy man picked up the poor creature in his arms to take it to a well where he could get some water to wash and dress the dog's wounds.

Microsoft said it had yet to decide whether to pursue the case further, but hinted it would try to take it to the Supreme Court.

I was struggling very hard to take it all in, knowing that this would be the last time I ever saw her alive.

To be told by the author that you are right to "take it easy" is even more satisfying than relaxing with a good book.

Under one of the best managers of the world I have that opportunity and I'm always trying to take it.

When Jess she saw his sandwich board she told him to take it off and eventually she gave him one more chance, allowing him home.

Thinking it had a broken wing or something, I started carrying it home, intending to take it to the vet later.

"Life is tough, " he said. "So if someone is going to give us an opportunity for big money, we're going to take it. "

One day, one of his friends wanted to borrow an ox from him, so he wrote a note and asked his servant to take it to this rich man.

I could see that the comrade who had befriended the warder wanted the sandwich, and I nodded for him to take it.

But this year we're putting the relationship to the test in trying to take it to a new level of cooperation.

One day his friend gave him a fine young apple tree and told him to take it home and plant it .

It's up to you to decide whether to take it or not.

Basically we don't know how much patience he will need but if patience is needed we have to take it.

So Tom went to his doctor, the doctor gave him a pill and told him to take it before he went to bed.

Danny: You can't do this! My scooter just went on the truck. It would be so easy to take it off!

He had to take it with him, he had to BE strong enough. He put it into his blanket again.

We are at the ready to make contact with your world and we are deciding to take it in baby steps.

Now, I sit at my desk for hours, reading and re-reading the same paragraph but unable to take it in.

The universe are trying to protect each one, and only your wish to take it's hand to receive it.

When a dividend is payable, you may choose to take it in cash, use it to buy more insurance or to pay or reduce your premiums.

"These animals fight you, " said Mohammed Actor, "but I had to take it if I wanted to save them. "

Any other player might get disheartened by such niggly injuries but Eduardo has learned to take it all in his stride.

"Richard's got a real dilemma in pricing if he tries to take it private, " said one person who has worked closely with the tycoon.

The examination is not difficult; any average pupil should be able to take it in his stride.

MercatorNet: Finally, you seem to take it for granted that local journalists are responsible.

Last time I saw you. You told me it was a good job, and you'd like to take it as a career.

Right now, I'm like so busy anyway, so I just have fun, hang out with girls and stuff. Try not to take it too seriously.

" I suppose I'm to take it as a blessing , " she flashed , turning on her son .

The truth is that Britain is simply going to have to take it on the chin for a while.

Kerry urged me to take it for a drive around the gravel pit, and the kid agreed.

For her last task Psyche was given a little box and told to take it to the underworld.

They had to leave strong forces behind to contain the road junction and try to take it.

He was everywhere, fought for every ball, came back to take it off his own players when he felt that the tempo needed upping.

"If she makes you feel like a stand-up comedian, even though you're not that funny, she wants to take it to the next level, " says Wygant.

She's not in a hurry to get home and the motorway is going to be busy so she's going to take it slow.

this is not just a " politically correct position " for me to take , it is truly and simply the correct position.

For the last six months some friends have asked : Does the present board have the energy and vision to take it to the next level?

They were also asked, if they were in real need of a bicycle, how likely they would be to take it themselves and not report it.

He became frustrated, thinking he was lucky to find a treasure, and unlucky to not be able to take it with him.

I used to take it for granted that I'm better than my car mechanic is much more clever.

If he said that, he didn't expect you to take it personally.

With all those bones and muscles with incredibly long names, it can be a bit much to take it all in.

Looking toward the end of my treatment, I decided to take it to another level.

I think I played well but I have to take it step by step. Today was a good day and now we look to the next game.

When kissing moves from deep affection to foreplay, it's time to take it out of public view.

You don't need to take it all, or even part of it, on board and you don't need to help them every single time.

He almost ignored Julia, seeming to take it for granted that Winston could speak for her.

And realize that life is the best thing and that you have no right to take it for granted.

Two meanings: First meaning---to say thank you for something, not to take it for granted.

After all it is permissible for you to take it as a stumbling block or if you wish as a banality.

'If I'm wearing a hat and it's part of my look, I don't think I should have to take it off, ' he says.

The phone is ringing over there , but I'm engaged , wishing someone will hurry up to take it .

They've tried to take it away, and I've been like a baby with a rattle.

So here are a few tricks to include some activity in daily habits to take it from a sedentary lifestyle to a mildly active one.

But I completely understood that he had a fantastic opportunity (at United) and he wanted to take it.

that it have entrance requirements and give an advanced program of studies to superior students who were interested and able to take it.

If some food is left over from a restaurant meal, you can ask for a doggy bag to take it with you.

His girlfriend was two-timing him, he decided to take it well because he knew that she is too beautiful and smart to keep her around him.

Just let me get it sized, and I promise you'll never have to take it off again.

"He told the woman to take it off the roof, " she said, "because he didn't see any benefit in it. "

Waiter, could you please wrap up the rest of this steak for me ? I'd like to take it home for my dog.

If you want your blog to advance beyond the hobby stage, you need to take it seriously and treat it like a real business.

I try to keep on top of my work to avoid having to take it home, but if it's unavoidable, I will do whatever it takes to complete it.

"I was happy there but Kenny rang me and offered me a chance to come back and I decided to take it, " the striker added.

And the celebrity status? He's just trying to take it all in stride.

I was just about to take it to one of the dormitories when you drove up.

You know, we're going to take it away from something else.

thats right - thats the way to take it , " the cub announced airily , though he had already begun to glance anxiously at the door" .

But with a million investors now using the tax break, neither major party is prepared to take it from them.

Emma could not like what bordered on a reflection on Mr. Weston, and had half a mind to take it up; but she struggled, and let it pass.

"He's got to wait for his opportunity and, when he gets it, he has to take it, " urged Clarke.

Brian wanted to move on to other things, and I was a developer willing to take it on and experienced with the code.

One of the main goals of the book is to demystify investing, to take it back from the whiz kids on Wall Street.

Whenever we make a new game we aim to make it genre defining and to take it to the next level and differentiate it from the past.

I wish that I could be stronger to take it all over. . .

You feel like you can do more than you can. . . I feel great but still have to take it one day at a time.

Well, I started building one. But then I decided to take it to the next step.

If you see your brother's ox or sheep straying, do not ignore it but be sure to take it back to him.

He wasn't sure he could carry it any longer. But he couldn't leave it behind. He had to take it with him.

I'm the one who found it first , so stop trying to take it away from me.

Other people, though, don't mind these sorts of things so much: they are more likely to take it in their stride.

Though you will get busy with some of the above suggestions, it is also important to take it easy now for a day or two and do nothing.

Worse than the ones here, I replied, meaning it as a compliment, although she didn't seem to take it that way.

Yeah, but I didn't mean to take it, you know what I'm saying?

She was going to take it like a sport , then . He tried to remember how it did happen .

Why I hadn't sy "Relax yourself, dad" when he came back home, while my dad had told me to take it easy every time I failed the tests.

I started building one. But then I decided to take it to the next step.

It's an enormous savings of time and money when the only alternative to get cargo is to take it around the tip of South America.

Even tough there is some price difference between the models below, I don't find it significant enough to take it in consideration.

She seemed to take it as a personal affront if he spent too much time talking with Anna .

If you see one leaving your opponent's base, rally any left over burst drones you have from scouting to take it out .

Party committees should be acquainted with their work and check up on it, but would not attempt to take it over.

"Once I sensed we didn't have the energy, I had to take it upon myself to try and lead by example, " he said.

"People need to take it seriously, " said Samantha Carrier, a local nurse, as she took a break from assisting those in need.

(I would be living here myself. ) If I decide to take it, how soon could I move (in)?

As he raised his hand to take it off, a cake, flying through the air, took it off for him.

With English making its name as the language of science, the Bible and Shakespeare, Britain decided to take it on tour.

He shoved the money towards me across the table, but I refused to take it.

Walk past glanced at Zhou Lijun next to the seat, head suddenly hurt, Jesus Christ this several bags of things for me to take it back?

You only get one opportunity like this and I had to take it.

I know you have had a bad day, but there's no need to take it out . . .

Biro claimed to me that an assistant had given him permission to take it.

I am hoping this article will encourage others to take it up in their environment.

I didn't know what would be useful. Nothing too big, because you wouldn't be able to take it with you.

Every time we had a crack at them, we were to take it, saving our own lives, with the extremest care.

To be sure, there are many things I must learn in this trade. But if there is a chance, I would be glad to take it.

People used to take it for shopping and shopping staff often provided free plastic hand golf baggage for our convenience.

For some guys, they might not be able to take it well, especially in their contract year. Whatever.

The Mo son lightly ought is a , she shuts ascend twice eye, attempt to take it simple, hand over to him oneself.

just trying to take it easy, right now, I'm just, um, resting.

They fail to take it a step further.

But we didn't take anybody that said 'I'm going to take it with me to the grave' and change their views.

Teenagers who watch films showing actors smoking are more likely to take it up, new UK research suggests.

I nodded my head, trying to take it all in.

At this point, you have to take it on trust that Topify has a more sustainable business model than simply scraping twitter passwords.

However, if someone offered me a chance to start from the beginning, I am very glad to take it.

Two years later people with advanced cancer were also allowed to take it.

This shows us that reigning in the US's vast deficit will be a long, hard slog for the politicians brave enough to take it on.

The site is currently in private beta, and I've gotten a chance to take it for a spin.

But when a chance comes along, it's important for me to take it.

I was keenly aware of the powerful storytelling value that photo would have, and my professional conscience told me to take it.

If you don't pass the test, you 're allowed to take it again a few weeks later if you want to.

You really want to take it 12 hours before the exposure and you want to take a tablet a few days in a row.

If you've made a wrong choice, use Remove or Delete to take it out.

Mr. Wei: If I decided to take it, how soon could I move in?

"We'll help you collect all the information you need to take it to the police, " says Katya Gifford, a spokeswoman for the group.

Consumer groups say taxpayers are being asked to take it on faith the bank executives will make better decisions this time.

If when I feel very cherish something, I will keep it. Then like to take it out and recall. Also often reminiscence in silent midnight.

Since doctors are trained to prolong life, they usually do not elect to take it by prescribing assisted suicide.

After a month, the artist had become very weary from this non-stop effort and decided to take it easy for the day.

When I found out that you were lying to me , did you expect me just to take it on the chin and move on?

I think we just have to take it game by game, just work as hard as you can and get as many points as possible.

She clenched her purse when the mugger tried to take it from her.

"The reality is for too long we are telling pregnant women to take it easy during pregnancy, be confined and to eat for two, " he said.

He told me to take it easy, because it was no necessary to finish this work in advance.

They're going to be given the responsibility they crave -- because there's no one else to take it.

Yes, and the biggest mistake, well two. Biggest mistake people make is, one: they try to take it all on too fast and too furiously.

The patients would be asked to take it for a number of years.

Saunders: Did either of you ever try to take it a stage further and make it more physically intimate or become lovers?

taking a backseat. He's got to take it to the basket!

Confession means not only that I confess my sin with shame, but that I hand it over to God, trusting Him to take it away.

I'm very happy with my rehabilitation, but I have to take it one day at a time.

His only reason for investing in the company was to take it over.

Mothers were made to sip baby milk before being allowed to take it on board.

If you can dish it out, you've got to learn to take it.

No, just be smart and sit tight. You offered a good price and I'll bet if you sit tight, he'll call up tomorrow and agree to take it.

People used to take it for shopping and shopping personnel often provided free plastic hand bair-conkpair-cons for our convenience.

Britain has embarked on a great gamble. Sooner or later, many other rich-world countries will have to take it too.

I am ashamed to take it to press conferences for fear of pitying glances from blogger technorati around me with their MacBooks and iPads.

I asked Danny to fetch me an English book, but he brought me a French book, so I asked him to take it back to the teacher's office.

I received a phone call just when I was about to leave home. It was a friend in the US. I had to take it.

Hillary and I explained to Chelsea what was going on; she didn't like it but seemed to take it in stride.

He gave Samuel thequarter shekel of silver, but Samuel refused to take it.

Now if I can just convince _this_ Boots to take it easy on the oak floor, like his double did . . .

Little Harry: I don't like what you said, and I'll give you five minutes to take it back.

We know that applying can be a stressful process, but just try to take it one step at a time.

But he's following doctor's orders to take it easy as he recovers from surgery to remove his gall bladder.

Please put your suitcase on my bike, it is too heavy for you to take it.

I didn't get caught that round, so I decided to take it up a notch and make my OWN Playboy magazine.

Instead he has reported it, then it has gone through the official channels and the FA has decided to take it up. We can do about it now.

Gus points to a pile of lumber and barks to his men to take it into the guards' room.

This is all your medicine. You need to take it four times a day for three days straight.

In the course of development, China will continue to take it as its own duty to promote the common progress and prosperity of mankind.

A little panda picks up a pumpkin and wants to take it home. But the pumpkin is too big. The panda can't take it home.

The opposition DPP thrives on playing up the threat from China and has long accused Mr Ma of failing to take it seriously enough.

Minnesota Republicans may not confront you on most things, but they're willing to take it to the mat to deprive women of basic equality.

If the nation had been unwilling to get mad -- to shout, "We're not going to take it anymore! "

Just as we're refusing to grow up, they're unwilling to take it easy in their long and healthy retirements .

For all the huffing and puffing in cyberspace, people simply don't care enough to take it into the real world.

Former president George W Bush planned to take it easy in his first full day out of office.

Here is a great article written by Holly Rigsby of the Fit Yummy Mummy Lifestyle Program telling you how to take it "one day at a time. "

I hung out the washing to dry on a frosty day and when I went to take it in it was as stiff as a board.

And you get them into a group together focused on play, and it's pretty hard not to take it seriously.

You know what, your company made a mistake. You need to take it back to them and bring me back the gray scarf.

I remembered the scene earlier, when she had tried to give me the ring, telling me to take it when she passed away.

This was a man who, though burdened with the world's most serious job, seemed to take it lightly.

As he just spoke about it thoughtlessly, you don't have to take it seriously.

"My steering was damaged so I decided to take it easy and cruised to the finish, " he concluded.

He held out his hand, but the lady refused to take it.

You don't have to take it personally, even if it's meant personally.

And it's a wonderful occasion to hone your intuition. This free time helps you identify your next best step and emboldens you to take it.

When I was about to take it he abruptly seized my hand, staring at me fixedly.

'They never thought' about what they were doing, he says. 'Their first step was just to take it away. '

"Social is so huge that we wanted to take it to the next step and make it seamless for our audience. "

When agricultural biotechnology can help us shake this off, our farmers have the responsibility to take it up.

"This is not action that we wanted to take. It is action that we needed to take, " she said.

If the problem isn't handled correctly or handled at all, she needs to take it to the courtroom.

As soon as it slides from "only a few choose to take it" to "most choose to take it" then there's another talent that is being skipped over.

We hope to take it as an opportunity to elevate bilateral relations to a new high.

People may be required to take it if they apply for jobs with companies or other employers .

I tried to bargain with the man but he simply told me to take it or leave it.

First meaning is say thank you for something, not to take it for granted.

In section II, the paper will analyze the selection on redundancy algorithm; so as to take it as the foundation for the subsequent work.

A man makes his own way. No one gives it to you. . . You have to take it.