take it for granted

Everyone would just take it for granted we'd been invited. I mean, we've both just as prominent as Sandra and Don, or any of the others.

You may need to stand outside yourself a bit to see brokenness, because you tend to get used to it and take it for granted.

Life is nothing but a big party; you need to not take it for granted because you don't live forever.

We take it for granted that the most popular language on the Internet is English, since, after all, the Internet was an American creation.

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 .

I take it for granted that you will come and talk the matter over with him.

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

The air we breathe is so freely available that we take it for granted. Yet without it we could not survive more than a few minutes.

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

I take it for granted that no hearer of mine will misinterpret what I have to say as the language of cynicism.

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.

In natural sciences, we take it for granted that researchers have to be well equipped to do experiments.

Would $10 billion be a reasonable price to pay for a site so popular that Hollywood celebrities take it for granted and joke about it?

Don't make it easy and take it for granted, because probably the first way someone will try to get your password is by resetting it.

People take it for granted things in the past now appears to be a sudden Uncertainty, which gives people a feeling of insecurity .

However, do not take it for granted that you can easily master English here. Many people still use Chinese in Singapore.

Gary Young Kong is a result of worship Amin, and even made him all the atrocities, take it for granted.

We may take it for granted that it exists just like air around us, or the force of gravity, or other natural happening.

We may take it for granted now that in substance, seriousness, significance, the advantage of the real mathematical theorem is overwhelming.

Repulsorlift technology is so widespread across the galaxy that most citizens take it for granted.

I take it for granted that they will remind me for the meeting.

Some things, like to always very beautiful, so in your take it for granted, abandoned a could have been very happy of reality.

Take it for granted that your property is being smoothly and efficiently managed: leave the cleaning and support services to us.

It is not a matter of "take-it-for-granted" that Sport Psychology can be named as a kind of discipline or a branch of science.

We take it for granted that we see the world as it actually is, but in fact, we do not.

Yet, please do not take it for granted and do not hurt this loving woman.

Ann: I believe you, but I should remind you that don't take it for granted on child education.

The air we breathe is so freely available that we take it for granted.

I love about you, and I will never ever take it for granted.

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

Opportunity is the same way. It is everywhere. Opportunity is so freely available that we take it for granted.

But I worry that children will take it for granted that a touch interface responds to your fingertips.

They take it for granted that they know more than everyone else, and become narcissistic, proud and intolerant.

We take it for granted that we have a common sense that the luxurious products must have two aspects: first, comfortable; second, expensive.

Clean running water. I sometimes take it for granted, but really, I can't live without a warm shower in the morning.

The colleges and universities just cannot take it for granted that the employers will keep hiring their graduates in rain and in shine.

Some people take it for granted that telephone will ultimately take the place of letter writing.

I take it for granted that you'll be coming to the meeting.

We must not take it for granted that the board of the directors will approve of the investment plan.

People take it for granted that water can be recycled through rain, rivers and wells.

Because , in our daily life, so many instances occur now and then that most of us just get used to take it for granted.

I don't think you should take it for granted, not for a second.

We must not take it for granted that the board of directors will approve of the investment plan.

But now they seem to take it for granted that they can shou up any time they like.

I take it for granted that we have no school on Saturday.

Oppositely we take it for granted that making money is not all to an enterprise development by earning profit.

Opportunity is so freely available that we take it for granted.

Be sure not to take it for granted that others should help and take care of you.

We engineering students take it for granted that technology is changing incredibly fast.

Beijing appears to take it for granted that it already has overtaken Japan.

Naturally, we take it for granted that the famous song Love is Blue equals a romantic love story.

We take it for granted that we must warm ourselves in winter times, yet we seldom realize the burning away of precious natural resources.

We take it for granted that the first two persons, our parents, whom we are encountered with, would accompany us all the way.

People will surely take it for granted to have the duty to prevent any killing of wild animals.

It made them realize that they are lucky to be just alive today and be with their own families, so don't take it for granted.

Normalcy is what people call normality when they no longer take it for granted.

eg. Some students take it for granted that their parents should work hard to raise them.

That was a big unification for those days, although today we take it for granted. It's the same theory of gravity.

That was once an implausible, distant, dream; now it's a reality so commonplace that we take it for granted.

I take it for granted that he would agree to the plan.

Don't set up a judgment criterion for yourself or take it for granted what is right and what is wrong beforehand.

We should be independent, and don't take it for granted that you can anchor your hope in your parents whenever you come across difficulties.

We take it for granted that people trust their central banks to deliver low inflation.

People take it for granted that fatties are born to make slender people look good.

It isn't always wise to take it for granted that foreigners understand no Chinese.

These children take it for granted that their parents should give them money.

fault gentle Some girls appear gentle, but you shouldn't take it for granted that they never lose their temper.

We take it for granted that everyone should have the chance of being educated.

I take it for granted that you will be interested in it, too.

Krishnamurti: You take it for granted that there is a superior entity, and the object it sees.

We take it for granted that everyone should have the chance to be educated.

Some people take it for granted that some lucky numbers can bring them good luck.

And you can take it for granted that they've heard of stars and galaxies, but not necessarily of star clusters or quasars.

He observe carefully and never take it for granted for everything.

So you must n't take it for granted that a watch tower must be connected with a wall.

Don't take it for granted that our parents should supply us with everything.

Skillful Means may obstruct one's mind, as people tend to take it for granted.

They also tend to take it for granted, and still be attracted to other women.

We can never take it for granted that what we read, see or hear from media sources of any kind is trustworthy.

We take it for granted that knowledge advances rapidly.

Don't take it for granted that college graduates can do everything in all aspects.

While the dollar's status as the major reserve currency will not vanish overnight, we can no longer take it for granted.

People take it for granted that male is stronger than female.

I take it for granted that you two knew each.

And here we take it for granted that we see Jesus, and often!

Krishnamurti: You say so. You take it for granted that there is. why?

We should not take it for granted that those who score high in tests will naturally do well in practical work.

and watercraft and most engineers take it for granted nowadays (Lee, 1999).

Sometimes, we take it for granted. At other times, we wish we had more.

Don't take it for granted that I should do it.

I take it for granted that they would support this idea.

I take it for granted that he is a native Italian because he speaks Italian so well.

don't take it for granted that your parents will excuse you.

We could never take it for granted that all is well with everything .

we take it for granted that they would consent.

I take it for granted that they have arrived there already.

We take it for granted that air expands when heated.

The thing is, we take it for granted that our eyes will eventually give up on us and we will eventually need glasses or contact lenses.

You already participate in it without actually realizing so, and for example you take it for granted where your pets are concerned.

I take it for granted that you will come.

It means you need to always think about your marriage and not take it for granted.

Don't take it for granted before you do anything.

We should not take it for granted that we need to throw away all the tradition.

I take it for granted that they will support this idea.

I take it for granted that parents should do everything for us, which is wrong.

I still take it for granted that every time a Chelsea team puts on their shirts to play football they will be victorious.

I take it for granted that he has got the First Prize Scholarship.

Don't take it for granted that they will support you.

Don't take it for granted that they will give you a hand.

Some people take it for granted that it is worth doing because it boosts the economy.

I take it for granted you have read this book.

He became a famous scientist for he didn't take it for granted, but thought why the apple fell of the tree onto the earth.

I take it for granted that a mother should love her child.

Don't take it for granted that he is wrong.

You take it for granted that present action can change the future, but present actions can also change the past.

Many people take it for granted that to speak fluently means you have to speak fast, which is completely wrong.

And the reason is that you take it for granted.

We take it for granted today, but that one single little object allowed painters to conveniently carry their colors anywhere.

I take it for granted that he will come.

I take it for granted that we should build new roads.

I take it for granted that we should word hard.

And the Chinese take it for granted.

Krishnamurti: You take it for granted that he is there. Why do you say so?

Yet you are alive, and you take it for granted that I am dead, and so, what a delightful game we play!

Never take it for granted that you can always find a job after graduation.

First of all, carpe diem means that time is a precious gift. Therefore, we should not take it for granted.

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The Emergence of User Generated Content - We All Now Take It for Granted

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