Take interest in

As the Rolls picked up speed and headed out of town he began to take an interest in his surroundings.

If you had cared enough about him to take an interest in his affairs, to find out what he needed, you would have been rich.

It was strange a man of his mettle should take an interest in a little maid.

If I can encourage others to take an interest in those laws, I'm glad, but that has not been my primary aim.

Everyone must talk to the children. Everyone should take an interest in the children, give them little presents.

this is a serious Catholic Jesuit project and I would warn any of your catholic friends should they take an interest in this.

But times change, and Mr MacAdams's outfit is now one of several that take an interest in the river.

To be an Athenian is to take an interest in public affairs and the improvement of public behavior.

IT industry leaders note that officials from many countries have begun to take an interest in the cloud.

What I don't understand is you (your) suddenly starting to take an interest in music.

Secretaries, hairdressers and even the odd street-corner potato-seller have begun to take an interest in the market.

He wanted science students to take an interest in the arts , and to this end he ran literature classes on Sunday afternoons .

Leveson, a Liverpudlian with a reputation for independence, is also sure to take an interest in what happened subsequently.

I began to take an interest in the study of English.

It is no use starting late in life to say: 'I will take an interest in this or that. '

Neither was forthcoming, though the Department of Defence did take an interest in Mr McCarthy's work at Stanford from the start.

Apparenty neighbours and witnesses living in the area have seen the Russian Military enter the property and take an interest in it.

I knowed he would take an interest in this kind of business, and throw in the fancy touches.

I have been very lucky to have excellent TAs who really take an interest in their teams.

When young children take an interest in a sport, parents face a dilemma.

You can expect a change in this behavior around age 3, when children begin to notice and take an interest in their peers.

Take an interest in the members of your new on-line community.

It suggests ways for Beijingers to take an interest in learning English.

Take an interest in your friends' habits that are different from your own.

We take an interest in various kinds of Men's shirts.

It suggests way for Beijing to take an interest in learning English.

Many foreigners take an interest in travelling to China.

We hope they take an interest in what is going on inside them.

Read what they're reading - Take an interest in your child's hobbies and interests.

Take an interest in them and you'll be surprise with the results.

Take an interest in the world around you, and stick to learning at least one thing every day.

The students in Grade One take an interest in learning Go For It.

You will learn English fast if you take an interest in it.

It's also said that kids who are good at making friends take an interest in other people.

If you take an interest in maths, you will learn it well soon.

I take an interest in playing violin.

But the government has encouraged Sinochem to "take an interest" in PotashCorp, according to the person.

I take an interest in Math.

To take an interest in and give advice on individual student's progress in English.

That is how I first came to take an interest in the message of the tape.

The teacher encouraged us to take an interest in science.

You take an interest in other people and make them fell welcome.

Do you take an interest in this affair?

If you take an interest in English, you'll learn English fast.

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That anyone would even take an interest in his life

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