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- Take it like a man.
- I can take a joke.
- She could take a hint.
- Take care of my soul.
- Take us to the stars.
- They both take their G.
- Take the horse and go.
- It failed on take off.
- Please do take a seat.
- I take care of his son.
- Bet I could take you.
- I take my hat off to Mr.
- This will take a while).
- This could take a while.
- I'd like to take a room.
- Take me home,' Ali said.
- Be Prepared To Take The.
- The men take steps back.
- He'd have to take a bus.
- But I can’t take it.
- Most of these you take.
- And take them out it did.
- It would also take time.
- He couldn't take it now.
- I didn't take the tests.
- I'll take it to her then.
- It'll only take a second.
- He itched to take a look.
- Take note of what other.
- I don't care, here take.
- He would take it that way.
- I’ll take bets on it.
- I’ll take it from here.
- This one can take a long.
- Here, take a look at this.
- Just need to take it easy.
- They take their turns to.
- I need to take the car.
- Now he could take a break.
- We can't take any chances.
- He hoped that would take.
- He should take the credit.
- God will take care of you.
- I can take care of myself.
- We can take him down then.
- I have to take this chance.
- Maybe it would take her a.
- Take me to it… I love it.
- I might take a small peep.
- We’ll take it from there.
- They take a very long view.
- The bouts take place in a.
- This is a lot to take in.
- That would take place soon.
- He couldn't take the peace.
- It would take a big load off.
- I wouldn't take that chance.
- What steps could they take:.
- Edward and Peter take longer.
- I could take care of myself.
- It was wrong to take a life.
- Take care of my friend here.
- Only she could take it away.
- We should take note of this.
- We’ll take care of that.
- Vera would take a leave of.
- I have power to take it again.
- What Scene, what goal to take.
- Pete, you can take a break.
- I couldn’t take it anymore.
- It won’t take him long to.
- Now take a look at verse four.
- Let's take the offenses away.
- Don’t take any risks, Mark.
- I yearned to take His burden.
- But I cannot take it for you.
- Take care and keep the faith.
- It was time to take a gamble.
- I ran over to take a closer.
- He refused to take our hands.
- A father could take his son.
- I could take you there again.
- We can take care of the sheep.
- He has to take responsibility.
- We feel we should take action.
- How long does it take to ah.
- The idea was to take a quick.
- Hell, let them take their time.
- Hogg and his command to take.
- Take care of it Emma, Love it.
- And take her out of this room.
- We need to take back the ship.
- Don’t take me for an expert.
- I’ll help you take them off.
- Just take it up the stairs.
- Kay could not take it any more.
- One more thing to take care of.
- I could feel her take a deep.
- But the things I can’t take.
- I will have to take that, too.
- If He is taking you.
- He was taking a long.
- It was taking its toll.
- It is the taking your-.
- Salt water taking me in.
- And was taking down lots.
- Lucy began taking his car.
- Him taking his love back.
- It means taking more time.
- He was taking our measure.
- Before again taking a rest.
- A window! After taking a.
- I loved taking care of her.
- This is not about taking.
- I’m taking what I please.
- That means taking on the.
- Taking a single pace, he.
- I'm taking his word for it.
- He’s taking a CAT scan.
- She is within, Taking hold.
- I can remember taking the.
- Where are we taking this.
- She was capable of taking.
- Bill is taking us on a boat.
- They were taking no chances.
- Our guys were taking cover.
- I'll be taking what's mine.
- He’s taking it pretty hard.
- Tired of scores taking the.
- I scanned the area, taking.
- The lesson was taking hours.
- Taking in what is handed out.
- The darkness was taking form.
- It was a gamble worth taking.
- It was mine for the taking!.
- You know, taking an interest.
- Taking stock of herself she.
- This was taking far too long.
- He is not taking any chances.
- I was taking them to Eldon.
- Where are you taking me?
- He was taking careful aim at.
- Where is he taking you?
- Where is the handover taking.
- You still taking up for her?
- It was as if I were taking a.
- Taking a rest before I retire.
- And I enjoyed taking the bait.
- She was taking her sweet time.
- It was a risk worth taking.
- I’ve been taking care of.
- She was taking off her clothes.
- He was again taking care of us.
- Even taking into account that.
- Mikael: This is taking too long.
- Where was he taking her? When.
- Boys and girls taking the piss.
- Rude kingdoms are taking shape.
- The reply seemed to be taking.
- He looked at me, taking this in.
- Taking a file on his ‘in’.
- Taking a deep breath, he began.
- It’s value lost in the taking.
- Why were they taking so long?
- I was, after all, taking a big.
- She was taking forever in there.
- Taking me in was never too late.
- It was as hard as taking it off.
- I was taking Sally—the one I.
- He was taking a much needed nap.
- Been taking care of Andrew?
- He knows where you're taking it.
- Taking what personal items she.
- Taking Stock of the Big Picture.
- Taking the same piece of paper.
- Was something taking over her?
- Instead of taking advantage of.
- Taking the example of Pepsi in.
- Taking another swig of her drink.
- My heart is yours for the taking.
- Taking life as it came was part.
- I stopped taking my medication.
- Are you still taking that stuff?
- They’re taking the wrong path.
- Todd insisted on taking her home.
- Are you so set on taking it?
- They should avoid risk taking too.
- It was taking many more hours to.
- You did us a big favor taking him.
- Instead of taking this chance to.
- Psyche is taking this really hard.
- He thought he was taking medicine.
- Nik’s taking Sierra to his cabin.
- He nodded, taking her into his arms.
- My fondest memory was of taking a.
- And at the same time, taking care.
- One was just taking on a passenger.
- Go! Nesten said, taking point.
- Taking a decision, she nodded once.
- China is taking the lead, with an.
- It has taken us a.
- I was a little taken.
- It has taken a long.
- It was all taken away.
- We all had taken tests.
- She had taken it for.
- He had taken off his.
- Mom's taken care of it.
- It had taken that long.
- We've taken a few hits.
- It has taken me a long.
- She'd taken a Mydol to.
- And he was taken aboard.
- He had taken a long time.
- Harry had taken out and.
- It had to have taken Pa.
- She was taken by a being.
- This has taken some time.
- He'd taken a large swig.
- I should have taken the.
- Pity it has taken so long.
- Knut had already taken a.
- He had taken leave from a.
- Her absence had taken its.
- He was taken aback to see.
- Chris was still taken aback.
- I was completely taken back.
- Sin has taken you prisoner.
- Brunner had taken the class.
- I‘ll get it taken care of.
- She’s taken a nasty fall.
- He’d taken that as a sign.
- I’ve taken upon the angel.
- He had taken great pains to.
- Another problem taken care of.
- Maybe he had not taken a day.
- He just marked you, as taken.
- They had taken all the land.
- It will not be taken from us.
- THE WOMAN TAKEN IN ADULTERY.
- Projects should be taken as.
- We had taken out a loan for.
- It was one I had taken to him.
- I could have taken hell if I.
- Haymer been taken care of?’.
- So far we have taken what is.
- It was taken out in front of.
- Frank was a little taken aback.
- But great care should be taken.
- It is not to be taken lightly.
- He was as taken out of a dream.
- Brice shouldn't have taken him.
- They’ve been taken care of.
- Of the voyages they have taken.
- I'll rest when we've taken Eid.
- Warriors taken in clan battles.
- We had taken both of the boys.
- Where have they taken her?’.
- He’d taken the man into his.
- Drowsiness had taken over Scott.
- And it too is removed and taken.
- The fine animal had taken sides.
- He has taken on his Dragon form.
- It’s already taken care of.
- A tough life had taken its toll.
- This was taken two hours later.
- This was taken later in Imnotn.
- You will be taken there at once.
- I had taken to calling her that.
- A tough test, but one taken by.
- The good life has taken its toll.
- We had taken that as a good omen.
- I have taken a vow not to kill.
- That’s already taken care of.
- His travels had never taken him.
- Taken off guard, Teresa hesitated.
- I knew she would be taken care of.
- The after was taken on my.
- He was taken aback, Who informed.
- They’ve taken their toll on me.
- We have taken her to the hospice.
- My mother was taken to a mental.
- By this time, Bear had taken aim.
- I'm glad it's been taken care of.
- Adam must have taken it with him.
- They had just taken it as a given.
- Batistuta was taken aback by the.
- I was not taken to Harriet though.
- So yes it must be taken seriously.
- Being taken hostage is not a game.
- This photograph was taken in 1939.
- The Apothecary looked taken aback.
- She needs to be taken to a doctor.
- The hard drive had been taken out.
- I was? he seemed taken aback.
- Jessie and had some pictures taken.
- The trip that had taken the Mansi.
- Her doctors had taken a new x-ray.
- I wish now that they had taken me.
- She had taken Alexia away from him.
- It takes on a form.
- As long as it takes.
- Let us say it takes.
- She takes a sip of.
- This takes a lot of.
- All it takes is one.
- That is all it takes.
- It takes a few years.
- It often takes 4 to.
- The son takes a wife.
- Al that it takes to.
- God Takes A Child *54.
- He also takes two of.
- It takes one year to.
- He takes a deep breath.
- It only takes a moment.
- See where it takes you.
- It takes a very strong.
- But the winner takes all.
- Then he takes me to eat.
- As long as Keith takes.
- She takes a deep breath.
- She takes a shaky breath.
- It takes over your life.
- Until she takes it back.
- Ralph takes a step back.
- It takes a system with.
- Chris takes up the story.
- Slowly, she takes me in.
- Cal takes a step forward.
- When he takes his sheep.
- Sana takes Aarav to the.
- A moment is all it takes.
- She takes a ragged breath.
- Matthew takes his gun out.
- All it takes is practice.
- He takes an antacid pill.
- Missy takes a deep breath.
- She takes care of others.
- Jaden takes both of them.
- Aaron takes my hand in his.
- He takes one of the pool.
- Every step that she takes.
- Cherrie takes this as an.
- If that's what it takes.
- It takes the pressure off.
- She takes off into the air.
- Lust takes and love gives.
- Even if it takes 27 years.
- Ed takes care of the rest.
- He takes a sip of the beer.
- It takes a great deal of.
- It takes a lot out of him.
- Her queen takes the knight.
- It takes about 480 hours.
- All it takes is a little.
- John takes her in his arms.
- It takes time and practice.
- But the process takes time.
- The true object takes the.
- New King James takes it out.
- Spoiling a child takes time.
- This takes time and effort.
- He takes me in his arms.
- It takes a lot of work to.
- He always takes care of me.
- No one takes off their coat.
- She takes a big gulp of air.
- That takes time, of course.
- I guess it takes all sorts.
- SAMANTHA takes a step back.
- She takes you deeper into.
- Now he takes one last step.
- BUT: when a student takes.
- It takes care of the body.
- He takes pride in his craft.
- All it takes is observation.
- She takes it and pockets it.
- That takes away your choice.
- Takes you as cramp, I fancy.
- Carbide takes a lot higher.
- It takes her about a minute.
- Overseas Takes A Long Time.
- Whether it takes a year or.
- Eugene takes a bite of toast.
- He takes the time to listen.
- It takes much strength and.
- Fuck love, it just takes it.
- Takes care of all the girls.
- As stated before, it takes.
- Century takes to the stairs.
- If that’s what it takes.
- When he takes a long journey.
- He takes another deep breath.
- He takes us everywhere he can.
- And see where that takes you.
- It takes courage to be a pig.
- He takes a bite of his dinner.
- Your dog takes up a lot of.
- But the part that takes the.
- He took me to the.
- The kid took a swig.
- Took me at least a.
- It took us a good.
- It took me a while.
- He took her to the.
- Took a bag and went.
- And she took it all.
- He took hold of her.
- I took a look at my.
- He took a deep breath.
- She took a quick look.
- He took the other call.
- As I did I took notes.
- He took it and smiled.
- She took a deep breath.
- Amos took up the story.
- Junya took up a copy.
- Then he took the shot.
- He took a sip of water.
- Tei took a deep breath.
- I took her to my house.
- He took great care in.
- It took him by surprise.
- She took a breath and.
- I took a hesitant bite.
- C-zar took a step back.
- She took my hand with.
- He took one last breath.
- Of course this took time.
- Delos took a deep breath.
- Finally she took a bite.
- We then took it to the.
- I took her hand in mine.
- Took a step towards him.
- Raven took a deep breath.
- His tongue took my mouth.
- Or when Rocky took off.
- They took leave of the.
- He took a step toward her.
- Dorian took a deep breath.
- Brokin took a deep breath.
- My father took me back!.
- He took off his tank top.
- I took him upstairs and.
- He took it like one dazed.
- It took about 400 years.
- They took the lies that.
- We took 101 to Menlo Park.
- I took it with reverence.
- Moving at all took effort.
- She took his hand in hers.
- Eventually she took a sip.
- I took up Griffin’s cue.
- Jannson took off his shirt.
- He took his candle closer.
- His raving took its course.
- Helen took my hand saying.
- It took them a half hour.
- But I never even took it.
- I took a detour and went.
- He took the sword from me.
- She nodded and took it off.
- What took Ryato so long?
- He took a sip of the milk.
- Then Thomas took his turn.
- Hartman took the hand away.
- It took a long time to fall.
- Balthasar took up the story.
- He took step into the pond.
- He then took charge himself.
- Raven took her hand in his.
- He even took a shot at you.
- The lead rat then took up.
- He took no pleasure in it!.
- Daphnie took his death hard.
- I took the call from Malta.
- I took over the empty body.
- Ish said and took a big sip.
- The climb took over an hour.
- He took in the scene below.
- He took over the broadcast.
- C took place very recently.
- I took Grand Mothers hand.
- Jacob took another sip of.
- He took in all the lovely.
- Liz took a sip of white wine.
- He went over and took it up.
- Reese took a pull on his ale.
- He took hold of his future.
- The batter took a tomahawk.
- I took three tries to do it.
- Sharon took hold of his hand.
- The noise took his attention.
- Papa took me there one time.
- Petr took the steps at the.
- It only took half that time.
- Heather took a deep breath.
- She took too long to answer.
- On the other hand, he took.