Take That

Take that complex task and break it down to its bare essential components and then tackle each one of those components one at a time.

Do not take that which does not belong to you unless it is a burden to the other person and he cries out to be relieved.

Take that box and bring it with you, or if it is too heavy for you to carry it, I'll send Joe to fetch it.

Hadley says the Bush Administration will take that explanation to its own analysts to see if it conforms with what they think.

If I were to take that trip, I might have gone to Ireland to discover that my Irish ancestors were originally from Scotland.

Now, take that same proven technique and multiply it to ninety million watts, pounding down on a particular area for at least two full days.

This is the time to take that "taxi for a rainy day" , to catch public transportation, or to call in a favor for a lift home.

Pick the dandruff out of your eyes . . . and take that damned adagio and wrap it in a pair of flannel pants!

It was his way of saying, "Take that with you. You haven't seen the last of me. "

Sounds like a good deal. I'll take that. How much time will it take to get here?

The old man didn't budge. He was almost in tears as he begged the bus conductor to let him take that bus so he could get home before dark.

Thanks I'll take that as well then, how much is that all?

"You take that up with her the next time she holds court, " the pitmaster threw back at him.

Let me take that pipe, ' she said, cautiously advancing her hand and abstracting it from his mouth.

Because people say I've got to take that if I want to be premed. But, you know, to me there's a lot of detail in organic chemistry.

I wanted to see if I could take that idea and apply it to a magic trick.

Some people take that to be cocky or conceited, but I wasn't going to let anybody tell me that I couldn't do whatever I set out to do.

" Instead, praise effort or strategy by saying " That was clever of you to take that approach " or " I'm proud of your persistence.

Now I've got to take that to the next level, perform in the next game and win man of the match again.

Even if you could structure some kind of deal that resulted in a profit. . . good luck trying to take that profit back to the USA.

They don't care what you look like; they care what they're going to look like, so try and take that mentality in with you.

One time I put my paycheck in a boat and pushed it out tinto the ocean. HAHA, take that government, not getting into MY offshore account.

She said the parents heard the rumors after laughing, " take that and her ex-husband son back, so that regeneration" .

I have to take that with me to bed every night, even if I'm going to bed alone.

The only major role men play in geisha society is that of guest, though women sometimes take that role as well.

And after attending a gathering of like-minded people held in a Polish forest, he decided to take that lifestyle to its logical extreme.

But, he said, if his land was in a more remote part of the Amazon, with less farming potential, "I'd take that offer and run with it. "

You're hanging out with us. Dignity's got nothing to do with it. I'll take that lift.

If Congress isn't ready to take that step, it could at least give USDA the power to act and the FDA the funding it needs to do its job.

Now in terms of the removal of heat we've got to not only take that fluid, it's possibly as you can see here a liquid metal.

State Department officials traveling with Mr. Kerry declined to discuss whether the United States would soon be prepared to take that step.

I wanted to take that into the realm of images, and I decided to make things that had the same identity conflicts.

He's, uh, sort of this year's, I guess, you. I'll take that as a compliment. Hey, have fun tonight.

If he begins talking about the weather or the lunch menu, take that as an obvious signal that he isn't ready to talk.

It was rather high-handed of him to take that decision without consulting others first.

The mistake he made is not to have asked the doctor of Man City, 'can I take that or not?

And the masses would take that as a confirmation that it had never been so bad as the warners did tell.

And I'm glad to say that the young couple seemed to take that advice.

I feel Jo has entrusted me with something, and I take that seriously.

I should have had an inkling such focused determination would take that young man wherever he wanted to go.

A mild pleasant breeze blowing, just enough to take that stagnant odor out of your nostrils.

Take that knowledge home with you and find some close friends who will help you keep your habit going.

Ordinary Elizabeth would then try to take that character in hand, forcing her to diet and behave.

Let me start by making an obvious observation: We live in an age of swift technological change. We take that for granted.

There comes a moment when it's more than just a game. And you either take that step forward, or turn around and walk away.

Riddick: All you people are so scared of me. Most days I'd take that as a compliment. But it ain't me you gotta worry about now.

Maggie: Don't you take that tone with me, young man. Raffles are illegal. You could've gotten our little Ben thrown in the slammer !

Take that mindset and experiment it a little.

You can then take that patch file and manually redo the patch that you think should be applied.

But no one should take that as reason enough to put off giving birth past the normal reproductive years.

You can take that gift card your mom gave you for your birthday, and sit with your honey while you browse online for stuff for the house.

So it was no surprise that on my recent trip to India, conversations with U. S. or European travelers would take that turn.

' He goes on, 'So the philosophic question of the day is: Would you take that as a deal?

Which other firms would take that as a cue to ask for U. S. government help, and from what other industries?

Then I take that back and staple it to the cash register receipt and give it back to you, along with your credit card.

I have to take that with me when I go to bed at night even if I'm going to bed alone.

I was in a similar position a few years back. . . but I bounced right back after falling hard on my behind, take that for being resilient!

Do you think he might let me take that comment back?

' I can't take that, 'she said. ' It's not modern English money. '

Somebody suggested that, rather than leave the drunk to the tribesmen, they should chop his head off and take that home.

So the philosophic question of the day is: Would you take that as a deal?

You have got to get her to take that offer back.

"Had to let that happen, " said Ron, looking shaken. "Leaves you free to take that bishop, Hermione, go on. "

The contract could be a championship blessing, but it could also prove to be a debilitating burden, and why take that chance now?

Why not take that close up look at my profile and if my smile beams your interest, smooch me a message.

How can we take that crush strength and back-calculate the maximum height to which the reactor can be loaded?

You take that familiar fact and you wrap it up in the language everyone dies alone.

Take that thought a bit further, and perhaps it has a future as a privately run economic forecaster?

Take that special hello and lock it away within you---in that place in your heart where summer is an always time.

But when I drove to the Westside to pay him a visit the other day, Levy told me not to take that seamless transition for granted.

Go! All of you. And take that infernal thing with you, I will not have it on my ship!

He did not take that final step and Mr. Barak backed away from the offer.

The man wrote an order on a small card. "Take that to our barns, " he said, "and give it to the foreman. He'll show you what to do. "

I want to encourage you to take that sense of your own space with you wherever you go.

VN: You also nominated Barker for his Honorary Doctorate degree from Drury. What compelled you to take that step?

You'll get nobody to take that, Catherine, ' I said, 'if you write it; and at present I shall put out your candle.

Finally, the students were told the amount they'd won, and invited to take that exact amount out of an envelope full of money.

By the way. . . no other factory in the world mixes its chocolate by waterfall, my dear children. And you can take that to the bank. People.

Across The Great Divide, Just grab your hat, and take that ride Get yourself a bride, And bring your children down to the river side.

I really would like to take that vacation in space now and I'm not sure it's going to be ready in time.

In fact, the name Li & Fung means plentiful profit in Chinese, but the market seems no longer willing to take that on faith.

"Take that cigarette out of your mouth when you're talking to me, " the policeman said gruffly .

I guess so, " he said. " Okay, I guess so. You take that half. I got more meat on mine.

If he wants to talk to her he must first take that comment back.

Please give me a good price, many more projects available. Also need to be kept updated frequently. This should not take that long to fix.

It's too late for that. We're too far. Let's take that path into the woods over there. Remember that small wooden hut we saw there?

If you make a conscious decision to begin each day with a positive outlook, negative conditions at work can't take that away from you.

Said Robert Beck, chairman of the Prudential insurance company: "I could take that bill and run with it. "

And so Amitabha decided that he would take that innovation and he would redesign it from the perspective of the poor farmers themselves.

Sharon, could you take that question of the machanics of dealing with the Apple and art of martket itself to distribute product?

My take that this is the same as what happened with Virginia tech ash the dutch man also had a history with psychiatry.

"Jim" he whispered, "take that and stand by for trouble. " And he passed me a double-barrelled pistol.

You know I'm strong, but I can't take that.

ETA will almost certainly take that to mean that some of its political complaints must be addressed.

We're betting any aspiring artist will take that deal over three years of putting up with stuck-up assholes at art schools.

Except for Mr. Trichet, however, few seem to take that statement at face value.

It was a great team performance and hopefully we can continue that form we've shown so far and take that right the way through the season.

If she has decided to have, say, a nose job because she feels she'd look nicer, she should surely take that as holiday.

There are talent, skill, and interest tests you can take that will help you identify what you're good at. Take a few of them.

When you take that and you bring many atoms together, all of those energies broaden out into a band of possible energies.

The reason that most children don't take that sort of break is that it's impractical, not that it's damaging.

Take that activity that you love and find out how to turn it into a business.

Jim , ' he whispered , 'take that , and be ready for trouble . 'And he passed me a pistol .

When I take that attitude, the writing itself is just a necessary means to an end.

I take full responsibility for what I've done, and I don't take that lightly.

For sure you will make mistakes, and you need to be prepared to take that risk to move on this journey.

For many fashion brands, rather than take that risk, might as well look for buyers to act as the role of designers.

We'll take that up in the next class.

Maybe it's the same thing that makes him take that last, errant jump shot at the end of a game: too much "I" and not enough "WE. "

I'd take that kind of balance-sheet improvement over an announcement of a one-quarter gain in earnings as evidence of a turnaround any day.

But she added: "What happened today cannot stand. We must move forward, and I hope that the markets will take that message. "

On a day like that, you can't take that as an excuse because we have to look at ourselves.

For him to take that opportunity - he deserves a lot of respect for that.

But if any force tries to conspire and work against the people's will, we might be compelled to take that way despite our unwillingness.

Well, why not take that convenience a step further by signing up for a Meebo account.

Hey. Why did you take that money? You are such a cheater! I should send you to jail!

Those who are blind to this will be asked to take that blindness to another setting where the light is not so bright.

The Delegation preferred to take that matter to the General Assembly to submit a factual report of the present meeting to them.

The lads are enjoying training, and when you're training well you take that onto the pitch with you.

But it is a mistake to take that flirty interaction as a sign of real interest from a guy in a committed relationship.

Not ! if I want to die, it's my own business. no one is going to take that decision fo me.

I thought you were planning to take that psychology course at graduate school.

He urged Japan to correctly recognize and reflect on the history and take that as an important foundation for the China-Japan relations.

With numerical prefix ARG , go up to this level and then take that tree.

I did not take that small interlude seriously; I was just let them know never be too doggish.

Or take that young fellow who dances Paris when he's standing among the three goddesses and offering the apple to Venus.

"There! " he said boldly. "Take that! "

Remember, you and me, we're a team. And I will take that coffee now. Black, extra sugar. Thanks.

It's a question of which road to take. ----that's not a small matter.

I was really hoping some of these people would take that step of faith this weekend but no one did.

Mary told me that I could take that book .

Make it tangible- give yourself an action to take and a date by which you will take that action.

When he'd told her he wouldn't let her go back to work and then when he'd asked her not to take that business trip to San Francisco.

If you were in good health, I would have let you take that job then.

This is one of the few supplements I take that makes a very noticeable difference in how I feel.

Why not come to the Lord Jesus today and let Him take that burden of your sin, and let Him give you His everlasting life instead?

If you help me to explain our Huang Jingli, because you need to fruit, so I take that elevator, so I may not be a penalty.

If their last trade was a short losing trade and a new long or short breakout hit, they could take that breakout and get in.

So on your handouts make sure you take that not out on slide 16.

And with the return of "pay as you go, " as well as other steps we've begun to take, that is exactly what we are doing.

Rita: I'll take that. I just want to look over a few details to make sure you didn't screw anything up.

America is still the most dynamic nation on earth, but Mr Obama should not take that for granted.

I prefer the term, "still alive" . See, you've already beaten me in a toe-to-toe fight, so why should I take that risk?

Then the computer can take that information and incorporate it into the calculations that guide its own game.

Come on, Cathy. You`ve got to take that first step.

If it's using a non-judicious system to gain economic advantage, we need to take that very seriously.

The voice in my head answered with an exquisite snarl. I smiled, and the confident man seemed to take that as encouragement.

One very good example would be when selling shoes. Take that picture from every possible logical angle to show the quality of the product.

Now I yet not the ability Xi is martial, meaning is isn't that I could not take that what Feng wear?

And then, no matter how poor or powerless the supplicant, Don Corleone would take that man's troubles to his heart.

When she take that offer to jilt Chen Qing Yang's car door to leave, she understood.

You can take that wisdom of the crowd of editors and put it in one place, and that becomes valuable.

We start here against Andorra, hopefully we'll get a good start and take that confidence into the Croatia game .

Now, to take that frown off your face I will say that you don't have to avoid cool fonts 100% of the time.

And you shouldn't love anybody that much, but I did, so I just reached the point I just couldn't take that anymore.

Take that shirt off and put on a new one. You can't go out in such an old shirt.

Until now, though, no one has thought to take that observation any further, and test whether the one is truly mimicking the other.

QUESTION: Ambassador, can I ask you to take that a bit further?

Instead of complaining when problems come up, I take that negative energy and put it toward getting to the next level.

As many, many authors blog on the side, Anthologize is a tool to take that content and give it fresh life.

but I will verily buy it for the full price: for I will not take that which is thine for Jehovah, nor offer a burnt-offering without cost.

Chad: Me, too. I'm saving up for a car, so I can take that little hottie on a proper date.

e. g: Cold water should take that stain out of your skirt.

Funders cannot take that money back out until the term is up, so the bank can make longer-term loans to Chinese companies.

They take that piece of paper and stick it on a grid on the wall.

My real task then is to decide what is the best of each and to take that.

The second key to breathing with high frequency and high efficiency lies in how you roll to the side to take that breath.

I think you could take that show and split it into two different shows.

And then by moving through the water it's able to take that control.

I wouldn't take that track during job interviews. If you praise yourself too much, the hiring manager will think you're arrogant.

Already this day I have seen my son, who was killed by the emperor, and I take that as an exceeding ill omen.

They were beaten to this year's best live act award by Take That, in a category voted for by listeners of Radio 2.

This is the standard behavior now, when one cell phone gets pulled out, everyone take that as a cue that it's okay to do your own check-in.

You can take that little tidbit to the bank.

Nobody can take that away from me, no matter how epic their around the world adventures.

I'll take that as a compliment. And how about celebrating by tasting Nostradamus ' famous aphrodisiac potion?

The atmosphere around the club is good so hopefully we can take that into the games and climb higher up the table.

We had to really take that into consideration in his upbringing. He seems tough, but there's a fragile ego inside there.

I'd take that eagerly depending on the length of time it will take for the dollar to fall by 20%.

Perhaps he had to take that risk to promote the economic stimulus plan, and not just hope for some accident to save us.

Then go take that back. They'll charge you for that.

Take that drill collar up to the derrick floor?

You can take that as a positive or negative of mine, but I'm stubborn as a mule.

If they preferred not to take that job, they were given generous severance packages.

Take that gum out of your mouth and put your feet in!

We can't get it through his head to just take that move because you're going to beat the guy anyway.

All right, I'll take that as my cue to leave.

"You're not to take that into consideration at all, " said Jowl.

He usually plays tennis on Sunday but decided to take that Sunday off.

even though i ' d love to see you take that bra off .

Me? No way. Guess what? About one million people will take that exam this year. My chances are very slim. What about you, Mon?

Then what I do is take that and put it into a one-page plan.

You have the choice to make things right. Your future is bright; do not let anyone take that away from you!

To take that potential, and deliver it to the NGOs and non-profits facing infrastructural challenges.

I had kitten and dog as pet, though unfortunately they passed away eventually, so I just don't want more, I can't take that any more.

Despite my efforts, it is still very difficult to take that first step out my door every morning. Right now, winter looks a long way away!

But I'm alive, and I don't take that for granted.

I'll take that as a "yes" , and you can see how your studying is going later on in the week. . .

And the ancients of that city shall take that man, and beat him.

Uranus is not due to go direct until December 1, so it could take that long to unravel the issue at hand.

I just think it is a mistake by forgetting to ask, 'Can I take that?

Well. . . Don't take that too much to heart. I don't think she meant to hurt you.

It takes Mr Gaillard just seconds to remove a drive; even novice Babbage does not take that much longer.

Compared with his scheming mind, Americans should take that as a compliment.

And as I prepare to take that oath tomorrow, I know my Administration has our work cut out for us.

3 cooperations sex game: This kind of game is open-minded take that the group communicates with in cooperation as the main body.

Take that lesson that you used to dread at school.

I'll take that to mean you wish to join us as well.

If you see a risk that others take, That puts their health or life at stake.

Vice President: Don't take that tone with me. Remember who you are talking to. I am the Vice President of this country.

You don't tell a Marine to "take that box from point A to point B by picking it up. . . . "

Take that description and pull out pertinent elements, and build a solution overview of the project.

Tell me that I'm dreaming. We are lovers, and know others, can't take that love away.

Want me to take that plate for you?

There is nothing scientific yet to explain why it is effective to take that trajectory.

You can then take that document, perform static black-box testing, and carefully examine it for bugs.

William: 'Take that back! ' Or you could say. . .

Take that paper, I find my teacher's wife, she say that want a chemotherapy, I ask, that tumor sensitive?

But if we do not get serious about bringing the unemployme­ nt rate down, it may just take that long.

Ooh. I'll take that guy. - You'll have to beat me to him first.

As soon as you take that step backwards you will rediscover your own strength.

Yeah! Take that, you mainstream douche bags! Feeling pretty stupid now, huh?

Die at the hands of powerful enemies are heroes, dare not Take That are a coward.

They had to take measures to take that person away at four o'clock after repeated persuasion and warning ended in vain.

Go take that new yoga class, try painting because you always wanted to try it, or start your online business today.

The Fed could take that approach, or it could also say it won't raise rates until inflation or unemployment reach certain levels.

You've no right to take that, you thieving swine!

Do not take that commitment for granted.

Without any possessions or allowing yourself your desired wants, although some choose to take that route.

I take that lesson (and his card) with me wherever I go.

good fight! we just came up short, but hell, i'd take that kind of bench any day of the week.

Ouch! That does hurt. Take that back, otherwise, you will be sorry for that.

So take that phrase and put it all over your environment so you'll see it time and time again.

And I agree with Tim's take that the Internet is maturing, and we're seeing a multitude of models.

Don't forget that it's not actually saving money unless you take that money, set it aside and don't spend it.

"David Stern says the players are going to miss paychecks, " Voss says, "but the players already know that, so they take that as a threat. "

But we haven't been getting the opportunities to play in Europe and I think I now need to take that step up.

You take that old-style music and filter it through your youthful sensibilities, bridging the generations.

If you take that approach, users of the process will be confused and simply ignore the guides that are available.

So unless they take that first step they are very unlikely to get the increase in energy that they're hoping for.

We had to take that plane apart to stop it dropping bombs on Iraqi civilians.

(Applause. ) And I intend to take that message to every cornerof this country.

First time take that reducing the unit GDP energy consumption 20% as an important quantification target for economic developing.

Take that incoming search term and do some simple processing on it before you insert that value into your database.

The Fed tightened rules on credit-card practices in December, but the proposed legislation would take that further.

But having gone to such lengths to boost confidence in the financial system, the authorities will be reluctant to take that risk.

I need a fresh challenge and although I know I'm taking a big gamble I am ready to take that risk.

Take that extra moment to look into your child's eyes. The gas bill can wait. The laundry can wait.

Also you understand that it's hard to write bug-free code without a compiler, and you will take that into account.

Kobe is one of the guys who just said 'Whatever you want me to do. I'll take that best perimeter guy every day.