to take the

To the last day of the exam, I told her to take the only gloves, gloves that have been in my body, re-did not leave.

Weak and lethargic still, hardly able to talk, he appeared to take the luxurious treatment quite for granted.

True, there will be many people ready to help you, but you will often have to take the first step in whatever you choose to do.

He said he wants the authorities to take the hashes harshest measures loud allowed by law against the attackers and those who helped them.

But recently, civil liberties groups had threatened to take the county to court if it did not remove them.

A better method is to take the waste in ships far out to sea and let the wind and waves break it down.

The United Nations shall have no obligation to take the needs of any User into consideration in connection therewith.

When he awoke from something between sleep and swooning, the grey of the morning had begun to take the place of night.

Before the game tomorrow, I wanted to take the time to thank all of you for your support of our team and your support of me.

So, until you get used to interacting with other drivers, you aren't going to be ready to take the test.

Especially mould opening with automatic system , and mould stroke get bigger , easy to take the products and gate .

Unfortunately, the specific person in charge of that customer is often unavailable or unwilling to take the call.

Oh, if it had been His will to take the grey head to rest before this awful visitation on my house and name!

After three years of faithful service, Jake decided to take the bull by the horns and ask his boss for a raise.

To leave the game room, Feng Sun and "play" back to the store near the salesperson to take the class off with a lamb rice bowl.

With a slight movement of his head Rat, who had long dropped the rudder-lines, directed the rower to take the backwater.

Whatever way you look at it, a decision will be desirable as to whether you intend to take the path to Ascension.

His wife had been trying to persuade him to take the children into the woods and leave them there.

Photo Gallery: Minerals Malachite from a Zambian mine seems to take the form of rounded peas.

Every time a stopped application is detected the system is able to take the necessary steps to get it to run again.

She had had to put up with so much that she expected her children to take the same odds.

Despite all this interest, though, Apple appeared to take the line that his absence might be seen, but it would rarely be heard.

Burger King's headquarters in Miami said it did not, adding that it had ordered MIC to take the signs down.

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.

By implication, it urges Washington not to take the forthcoming SCO conference as any sort of ganging up by China and Russia.

Later the afternoon we passed a little bit of contact, the dog close to me to take the initiative.

He said it was a major challenge to get world leaders to take the tourism industry seriously.

Every students and teachers have to take the tools with you and wear the old clothes.

The first time, she added, she did not know what to believe, how seriously to take the warnings that every pregnant woman confronts.

Our situation is nearly hopeless. We were ordered to take the Wailing Ziggurat with a handful of men.

If he manages to take the front seat, he never gives it up to anyone.

Highly motivated, able to take the initiative, capable of working independently. Be rich interesting in polymer application studying.

The wind tries to take the flame by strom only to blow it out.

The Bucks would also like Yi to learn to take the ball to the basket harder when opponents run at him and try to disrupt his outside shot.

It's birthday time of the year, a time when you usually feel at your best, ready to take the world by storm.

to wait quietly until the ship could be towed to a convenient port, cheered the decision of the commander to take the boats.

The policeman explained everything to Martha, and Cyril had to take the gold out of his pocket and show it to her.

"It would be nice just to take the pant, look at the label and say, 'That should fit me, ' " she said.

One suggestion is to take the first letter of the name and think of a suitable animal beginning with the same letter.

His wife, newly suspicious and with no money of her own, wants to take the children home to France.

All the same, the number of North Koreans ready to take the risks is rising fast.

We are not yet prepared to take the question of sole agent into consideration for the time being.

Another MDC source added: "Gono has tried to take the money but Biti is trying to take charge. "

Unlike some of his more ideological colleagues, he prefers to take the world as it is rather than rage that it is not as he would like it.

there is an art to be able to take the long-term vision for an organization. . .

He said he was "prepared to take the heat in saying: Let's be humane in enforcing the law. "

Mr Woodford was smart to take his story public right away, but the fact that he felt he had to take the next flight out speaks volumes.

And He said to her, First let the children be satisfied, for it is not good to take the children's bread and throw it to the little dogs.

It stores the public to take the goose, namely four, each with a piece of paper, to, brush, points around to make it a confession.

I did not need to go outdoors to take the air, for the atmosphere within had lost none of its freshness.

Try to take the director to one side after the meeting and find out his real opinion.

Even when my computer is working, it seems to take the command to bring up a Website as tantamount to asking it to clean toilets.

It would be a fine consummation to take the upper hand, and drive him like a herd of sheep.

I shall have to take the boy aside one of these days and warned him against the company he has been keeping.

And read books about money and investing so you'll be ready to take the next step when the time comes.

Be ready to take the boat rope.

I would like to take the opportunity to thank you for all that you have done both for me and for my family. We are in your debt.

She shot him one indignant glance as much as to say, "Stop trying to take the RisE out of me! "

Yet for all the fury over stolen billions, it will not be easy to take the alleged loot home.

The markets have been increasing pressure on him to say more, but he needs to take the FOMC with him.

I said to them, is to take the play, please rest assured they play, relax and let me take some photos.

So I decided to take the train to Shanghai and stop halfway at Tai'an for a day to break up the trip and climb Mount Tai.

You can also stand on the pillar as it rises, but to get to it fast, you might have to take the fire damage.

As regard your proposal for make investment in your city, we deem it premature to take the matter into consideration.

But he would look no further, if none came his way , he would be satisfied to take the Prior as a model for Judas.

If you were not able to take the scoreboard out of the arena and be able to do the Ice Capades the next night, that would also be bad.

I could have asked him to take the books with him; it's too late now, though.

When he said you were a bad man, he didn't really mean it. He tried to take the rise out of you.

Though it was the first time for her to take the job interview, she didn't say anything out of the way.

In vain did they try to take the girl away from her mother.

Returning back to the start line, the Swiss boat is late, but seem content to be able to take the right hand side of the course.

They said the church had a secret organization to take the lives and property of those who questioned the power of the church.

She looked at me in terror, but made no attempt to take the handkerchief.

And to take the orphans so abruptly, without giving them any time to prepare, did not seem like it was in the children's best interests.

They decided to take the matter up at the plenary meeting.

With all the background work out of the way, I think you're ready to take the plunge and develop your own custom JSF components.

All these Antarctic babies growing up on the ice must be ready to take the plunge by the end of the summer.

the moment you are old enough to take the wheel, responsibility lies with you.

His hands caressed her waist gently before they fell and he moved slowly back to take the surrey on to the barn.

I told him that his mistakes were quite acceptable and it he was ever so lovely to take the time out to speak with his fans.

It's best to take the attitude that you're just giving it a go, and that these negative thoughts are normal.

All beds must be made up in a way to take the minimum amount of time with clean and well maintained linen and bedding.

I'd like to take the horse-drawn carriage. How much does it cost?

You were complete free to chose whether to take the left foot up or the right foot up. I had not said anything about it; you just decided.

Its one Arizona-based member, Rick Lougee, said he was "unable" to take the case, Sands wrote.

Once healthy enough to take the floor, he returned to record one of his most amazing scoring performances.

"While everyone would prefer us to be in that competition, we have to take the Europa League seriously, " he said.

The fact that the price of her apartment had dropped by nearly 15% from the peak helped convince her to take the plunge.

A global fight requires global efforts. While that has proved to be a difficult process, China has decided to take the initiative.

And America would have to take the hardest hit of all if it had continued with runaway spending.

It's best to take the attitude that you're just giving it a go, and that these negative thoughts are normal.

All beds must be made up in a way to take the minimum amount of time with clean and well maintained linen and bedding.

I'd like to take the horse-drawn carriage. How much does it cost?

You were complete free to chose whether to take the left foot up or the right foot up. I had not said anything about it; you just decided.

Its one Arizona-based member, Rick Lougee, said he was "unable" to take the case, Sands wrote.

Once healthy enough to take the floor, he returned to record one of his most amazing scoring performances.

He'll definitely be going to jail. They caught him red-handed trying to take the jewelry out of the shop.

Before the living room window, made one to take the form of antependium 's arched entrance, succinct and did not lose the grave feeling.

"While everyone would prefer us to be in that competition, we have to take the Europa League seriously, " he said.

The fact that the price of her apartment had dropped by nearly 15% from the peak helped convince her to take the plunge.

Once healthy enough to take the floor, he returned to record one of his most amazing scoring performances.

He'll definitely be going to jail. They caught him red-handed trying to take the jewelry out of the shop.

Before the living room window, made one to take the form of antependium 's arched entrance, succinct and did not lose the grave feeling.

"While everyone would prefer us to be in that competition, we have to take the Europa League seriously, " he said.

The fact that the price of her apartment had dropped by nearly 15% from the peak helped convince her to take the plunge.

A global fight requires global efforts. While that has proved to be a difficult process, China has decided to take the initiative.

And America would have to take the hardest hit of all if it had continued with runaway spending.

Like to take the ease from intense work, just do not know whether the department can put us to rest at home one day.

Due to no family burden, the single staff will be expected to work late, to go on business trip and to take the task of the last minute.

Larry: Whatever you say. I was just trying to surprise you. I'm going to take the clothes out of the washing machine now.

Due to no family burden, the single staff will be expected to work late, to go on business trip and to take the task of the last minute.

Larry: Whatever you say. I was just trying to surprise you. I'm going to take the clothes out of the washing machine now.

He said many of his students rushed to take the last several written TOEFL exams to avoid the new one.

But you gotta be willing to take the hits. And not pointing fingers saying you ain't what you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody.

Members of Congress do not want to have to take the heat for a war that goes badly, but they also want to appear supportive of our troops.

That appeared to leave investors with fewer traders to take the other side of their orders.

We are the only power willing to take the initiative in the long struggle to end the war.

They have vowed destruction and have not hesitated to take the name of God and seek divine assistance for the destruction of the enemy.

Later, it had scheduled for this day for the Dragon Boat Festival, to take the form of dumplings to commemorate Qu Yuan.

I expected the bank would contact me to take the money from my account and repay Daniel.

Later, it had scheduled for this day for the Dragon Boat Festival, to take the form of dumplings to commemorate Qu Yuan.

I expected the bank would contact me to take the money from my account and repay Daniel.

After rushing around all day to take the sights in, it was a joy to return to this tranquil and private venue.

It wasn't until two and a half years later that we felt ready to take the next step of raising capital.

But Jesus said unto her, Let the children first be filled: for it is not meet to take the children's bread, and to cast it unto the dogs.

What I showed you at the beginning, and then erased, basically justifies how to take the derivative of a reciprocal function.

"We are in a position now that we are able to take the lead of the championship if we win one race, " he said.

On Saturday they were shown around the Fukushima site itself and were able to take the first pictures inside the damaged plant.

Isabel had been secretly disappointed at her husband's not seeing his way simply to take the poor girl for funny.

Even as telecom carriers in North America work on rolling out their 3G networks nationwide, Europe seems to be ready to take the next step.

Isabel had been secretly disappointed at her husband's not seeing his way simply to take the poor girl for funny.

Even as telecom carriers in North America work on rolling out their 3G networks nationwide, Europe seems to be ready to take the next step.

A lawyer for the plaintiffs says the trial will likely take about a week. Iverson is expected to take the stand in his defense.

With a few days before the deadline they decided to take the plunge and apply.

Eventually, she decided to take the initiative in continuing the search and she began to use well-established child find agencies.

How much more money will you make in 2007? How will that happen? What will you need to do, today, to take the first steps in that direction?

My husband had been urging me to take the little blue pills prescribed by the doctor.

"They are playing for time and trying to take the wind out of the demonstrations, " says one observer in Damascus.

A feeling such as she had known when about to take the first plunge in bathing came upon her, and she crossed herself.

He made it clear the White House believes it is too early to take the US economy off life-support.

It will be 'a decree to take the gold sector, ' which still remains in the hands of a 'mafia and smugglers, ' he said.

He made it clear the White House believes it is too early to take the US economy off life-support.

On account of his youth, he was not allowed to take the senior course.

We'll have to take the Opteron 2347 HE out for a test drive soon, to see how it fares, as well.

The next step is to take the clay cast and use it to produce a negative cast in plaster.

"So to take the 2-D version off the screen is quite normal, " he said, according to China Daily, a state-controlled newspaper.

But he said he would support a G7 joint statement on currencies to take the momentum out of the yen's recent rally.

These two very brave police, they were ready to take the risk of shooting smugglers preparations.

Well, I prefer to go on the train, but I suppose you want me to take the car.

It's easy to take the leap into dancing with the right pair of shoes.

It's easy to take the leap into dancing with the right pair of shoes.

I didn't want to take the gamble, it is only a little problem on his groin and I decided to replace him.

Why? Because if you're willing to take the company up on the offer, you obviously don't have the sense of commitment they are looking for.

The modern woman has come to realize that she wont live forever, but aging does not have to take the toll it once did on her face and body.

He had not planned to take the trip; he just went on the spur of the moment.

I explained my plan was to take the Underground (subway system) out to a hotel away from the carnival to try to get a room.

He meant to take the next train to the place that he had been keen on, which meant staying here another night.

In another south Indian village, these boys here had assembled a video camera and were trying to take the photograph of a bumble bee.

A small Northwest Regional Development Agency grant was used to take the technology to the point of proof of concept.

Each students pays tens of thousands of dollars to take the AP exams here. Someone is making a ton of money off of that exam!

Each students pays tens of thousands of dollars to take the AP exams here. Someone is making a ton of money off of that exam!

It was up to the South Vietnamese-and the United States-to take the steps necessary to defeat it.

But a more interesting way, the current way to take the long view, is to look at it in an evolutionary perspective.

The person with you isn't allowed to take the money for the lesson unless he's got a teacher's license.

Now, he said, it would fall to the Senate "to take the baton and bring this effort to the finish line on behalf of the American people. "

Host: So I understand we have time for one more question and I'm going to take the liberty since I'm sitting here to ask it.

What I'm trying to do is encourage people to take the steps they need to take, in their communities and cities and towns.

He knew that to ask for higher pay would displease his boss, but anyway he decided to take the bull by the horns.

Once you've been poking back and forth for a few days, it becomes time to take the poking from the internet to the bedroom. . .

The boy's father decided to take the boy to him. He might be able to make the child give up sweets.

I'm going to take the subway. How much is the ticket?

How do you know "Sarah" isn't the right person to take the open job in London that you've been talking over with your colleagues?

Like this morning, Julie wanted me to take the early shift with our kids. I said it was her turn.

It was the ability to take the ball and run with it without hesitation or delay.

The Creator instructs you to take the memories of these moments back with you, to sustain you.

I think they're a good team, but I don't they're ready to take the next step.

The hacking group has used a technique known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) in an attempt to take the sites offline.

To sail on the sea on a stormy night like this was a great risk but the crew was determined to take the bull by the horns .

He gave orders to take the man's shirt to the king, and pay the owner as much money as he wished.

Obviously it's a very nerve-racking moment for a young player and Kenny was trying to take the edge out of the situation.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

She used to take the bus, but she was now too frightened to get around the city by herself.

President Jacob Zuma has promised to take the matter up with the Southern African Development Community, a regional club.

Torrez visited Beck on Monday and urged her to take the child to a doctor, the FBI agent said.

Among the thousands of comments about the news on the Net East news portal, almost none appeared to take the verdict at face value.

The Bushman was waiting for him to die, my friends said. He was waiting to take the traveler's water bottle, belt and shoes.

For decades, economists have been warning us that when we buy at a distance, we do not tend to take the cost of our own time into account.

Now, Mrs. Morgan, " said the director to one young married woman who was to take the part of Pearl , " you sit here.

Facebook must be prepared to take the hits that will inevitably come in the court of public opinion.

He starts it to run overnight, and he leaves to take the next day off.

Everyone had advised me not to do it but I decided to take the chance and go for it.

It had always been our dream to take the children to the Great Wall .

A year after the birth, we decided we were all ready to take the DNA test.

But again, it's a step at a time. This year is about trying to establish ourselves and then to take the club forward.

He decided on taking the position at the bank. He decided to take the position at the bank.

Allow that excitement to saturate your body to such an extent that you feel more alive and ready to take the next step of your journey.

Only grandchildren to see the mobility of the elderly, tried to take the initiative to help the elderly adjusted position.

The universe is always listening. Ask, and you shall receive. God is just waiting for you to take the first step.

From where I sat, it seemed to me that the company could use single digit millions to take the technology to the next step.

I waited for a week before I decided to take the initiation.

I wanted to take the opportunity to address some of what came out of the emotional tirade triggered by Davis' death.

They wanted my to take the matter up with the boss but I refused to be made a cat's paw of others.

US Marines fighting to take the Taliban haven of Marjah have had to call in air support as they come under heavy fire.

When you're ready to take the next step or take on more responsibility, you should start doing your job at the next level.

I know you probably don't want to see or hear from me, but I had to take the time to be sure that you know how sorry I am.

Klinger warns: "It's easy to take the policy implication too far and start trying to pick and choose where to settle in the product space. "

The company is ready to take the blame for what had happened.

Since the market situation is not known to us, we are not going to take the question of sole agency into consideration for the time being.

After a week. He asked me to take the samples of luggage to his office, he said that the customer had came.

He knew he was testing us, and he knew there was a part of our emotions that wanted to take the deal.

It would be wrong not to take the matter into consideration.

Bertuccio wiped the perspiration from his brow, but obeyed; however, he continued to take the left hand.

I feel able to take the box office champion this summer, not necessarily as a preference to look at the market or not.

And I applaud the president's proven willingness to take the fight against terrorism to its breeding ground.

But he answered and said, It is not meet to take the children's bread, and to cast it to dogs.

After years of training, the executive was ready to take the helm of the company.

So, if I were to take the sun and compress it down to the scale of the University of Oxford, it would become a black hole.

Can you imagine how much courage you'd need to take the plunge to momma?

The Democrats are fired up with Bush-hatred and ready to take the White House.

In today's environment, they are just a little more willing to take the risk out of their portfolio by cashing out.

The rule is to take the flashcard as a hot potato and pass it around very quickly while crying out the word, the quickest team will win.

For instance, we might be able to take the Olympic blueprint for sustainable building techniques and share that with hotel groups.

"Benazir Bhutto was also my sister, and I will be with you to take the revenge for her death, " Mr Sharif said.

During that year I was only able to take the train down to see her on holidays, but never for long.

therefore we encourage initiates to take the blindfolds off and see down to the truth of the matter.

As any steampunk world is part of a fictional universe, some artists tend to take the aesthetic into a more abstract direction.

Civic leaders in London and Los Angeles said they might be able to take the Games instead, if they worked quickly.

If you know that an argument is unavoidable, then try to take the discussion out of the office and away from other staff.

Little Elsie had made an arrangement with her to be allowed to take the baby out for walks, and in return Ruth did Elsie's housework.

This error is generated when the compiler realizes you are trying to take the address of a read-only local variable.

Only if essential, nobody wants to take the action, but the matter can change very quickly.

The wind tries to take the flame by storm only to blow it out.

She told Jack to take the cow to market and to get as much money as he could for her.

If my go-between can't get permission for me to marry her, I guess I'll have to take the bull by the horns and go talk to her father myself.

Her parents couldn't seem to take the reins, even after they saw her online presence was not just a way of being creative.

Ibsen said: " the community is like a ship, everyone should be prepared to take the helm" .

The cost of living is so high. It'll be difficult for her to take the responsibility. She'd better think the whole thing over.

I felt it was very nice of him to take the time to write back to me, because I'm nobody special.

Indeed, one reading of ETA's announcement is that it wants to take the wind out of the sails of friendly peaceniks.

Mr. Kumar and his friends are simply trying to take the Chartered Financial Analyst exam.

TYPICAL USE: He gave us implicit consent to take the apples, for he smiled when he saw us do it.

Eugenie Clark was one of the first researchers to take the plunge with whale sharks.

We support you to take the money you make arrangements for the club, instead released, take-funded children in need of help!

Edward Kennedy, who chairs the Senate's education committee, has urged Congress to "take the money changers out of the temple. "

all this could take a while. i guess i`ll have to take the cake back.

Chu's soldiers seemed to take the lead by others in a dream, a stick, disoriented to resist for a while, their escape.

If you will agree to pay us compensation, we will agree not to take the matter any further.

With a chance to take the lead, Allen was called for an offensive foul away from the ball.

The driver she said cut her off was probably in a hurry, too, willing to take the risk of turning into traffic.

For both husband and wife it was the correct moment in terms of their professional maturity to take the EMBA.