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The next day, Salla began to take stock of her life, and thought it was time to settle down.

When called to serve or to suffer, we take stock of our strength, and we find it to be less than we thought and less than we need.

When I reached years of reflection I began to look round me and take stock of my progress and position in the world.

His death was one of a series of signs I read to step back and take stock of the genetic problems I was repeatedly having to deal with.

Traditionally, the festival was a time used by the ancient pagans to take stock of supplies and slaughter livestock for winter stores.

Of course, if you take stock of your upper body mid-run and you find your arms aimlessly dangling, you might be running too relaxed.

Today is Thanksgiving in the U. S. Traditionally we take stock of the things that we're thankful for on this day each year.

Give Something Back: Take a moment to take stock of the successes you have had so far, then consciously be grateful for them.

Readers, is the Japan disaster causing you to take stock of your priorities and values?

He took the time to take stock of the situation before making the offer.

So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.

Take stock of your financial situation with a professional adviser, if you haven't done so already.

This is a great opportunity to take stock of what you absolutely love, things that work for you and will work in your new space.

Every person should take stock of himself now and then to see if he is on the right course.

If your stress comes from job insecurity, take stock of yourself. Update your resume, and remind yourself of your skills and strengths.

They decided to take stock of the present state of affairs.

Your views are critical as we take stock of progress, develop endgame strategies, and plan for the post-polio era. We are right to do so.

Sitting quietly and observing is a great time to take stock of what you're grateful for.

But they offer an opportunity to take stock of the changes that have quietly reshaped the landscape of world power.

As part of a migration assessment, it is important to take stock of the various types of components in your application.

To really know, you'll have to take stock of your expectations -- and your costs.

Now is a good time to take stock of the lessons of that debate.

And to ensure that we keep our commitments, we agreed to continue to take stock of our efforts going forward.

Let us briefly take stock of some of the policy decisions and proposals in the European Union.

Gradually, taking time, they cross all the stages to come together and take stock of themselves.

This decade is a good time to take stock of the administration your career path is arched and to appraise your work-life antithesis.

'take stock of a situation' when you take the time to review all possibilities.

You must take stock of your ability accurately before attempting to do such business.

Before rushing into sth. Irrevocable, let's sit back and take stock of the situation.

Now that the global financial crisis is abating, it is time to take stock of our mistakes and ensure that they are not repeated.

So now is a good time to take stock of IT's most hated power couple.

You should constantly take stock of your dreams, values and transferrable skills.

This decade is a good time to take stock of the direction your career path is headed and to evaluate your work-life balance.

Meanwhile, it is advisable for those holding national currency notes and coins from the euro zone to take stock of them and plan ahead.

The IMF will also take stock of its gentle efforts to reform itself.

People need to slow down and take stock of the surroundings, even if they are regulars.

We have to take stock of our situation.

Stop TB Partnership Board meets in Washington, D. C. to take stock of disease's burden 10 years after movement's founding.

But what if we could stop, pause to take stock of each precious moment before it passes?

If your stress comes from job insecurity, take stock of yourself.

Summertime's also a great time to take stock of your friendships, since you have more time and aren't as distracted by work or school.

As a result, many want to have a hand in designing the programmes they fund, to monitor their progress and to take stock of the results.

We've had time to take stock of our situation.

Bobby Comeaux, who took his family to Texas, returned to take stock of the damage. His home was mucked by 30- centimeter high water.

With those stakes in mind, representatives from more than 120 nations went to Egypt to take stock of efforts to contain the virus.

Molly : You should take stock of your life and see where you can improve it.

The emperors periodically toured the four peaks in order to take stock of their realm.

Let's take stock of the situation.

Stella: Yes, but first we should take stock of the entire market.

Take stock of what you need to learn, and find ways to learn it.

Chances are you've had little free time or the inclination over the last 20 to 30 years to take stock of your life.

The stores are closed so they can take stock of their inventory.

It's time to take stock of what we have achieved so far, so that we can make realistic plans for the future.

I take stock of my teacher