Use "take for" in a sentence

1. and see all of those things that you take for granted, but which I dreamed

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2. ‘How long will it take for you to tie things up here?’

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3. ” Can you imagine the humility it would take for a nation to come under that? Can you really imagine a nation that would acknowledge their boundaries being established by the hand of God according to the sons of Israel?

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4. When you do the math, you find that God gave perfect prediction on how long it would take for the Temple to be rebuilt and how long from that time until the death of Jesus

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5. Our driver began unloading packages and provisions from the boot and seemed to take forever

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6. ” She sidled around to her question, “What would it take for me to be able to think and do as you are able to think and to do? I mean is it even possible?” He stopped mid-step, and looked fully into her upturned face

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7. issues with different browsers and bug testing can take forever

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8. And she wondered how long it would take for her companions under the streets to realize that she was no ordinary thief, that her motives were entirely atyp-ical

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9. They take forever to finish and you hate

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10. We just take for granted that we want to go somewhere or ask for directions and y'all just answer so easily, we forget that navigating the stars isn't like remembering how to get to our favorite restaurant or something

11. unopened wine to take for his journey

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12. (take for granted) that something caused it

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13. Time passed slowly and it seemed to take forever for them to reach the mountains

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14. and a mistake for you to involve me in the way

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15. The leave train seemed to take forever to get anywhere and it seemed that every couple of miles we were held back to let some priority rolling stock rattle past on its way to god knows where

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16. So many times he had thought to be cautious, going for a colour rather than a number, only for the balance to just slightly be against him with relatively small bets, until the final large stake for a big gamble to recoup the losses

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17. “That is Cruzel’s first mistake for not knowing you had the ring

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18. That was a mistake for him, but my gain

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19. Terry sat with his forehead against the door wondering how long it would take for the cat to lose interest and go away

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20. Whether they actually arrested anyone I did not hear nor cared to hear for now I had something to give them the lip on which you may take for granted I did until we reached a sort of a truce about the incidents

21. You can take for granted that (being my school's history boffin) I read every book I could on COIN and what I read I never forget

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22. Hence you may take for granted that fire discipline amongst the Riot Units were of the highest standards

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23. Looking back that was a mistake for the black regiment (Rhodesian African Rifles) were violently anti-communist and fought well under their white officers

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24. I take for granted that many of my clients have double lives so to speak and good luck to them

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25. The question we should be asking ourselves is how long will it take for the world community to evolve into something new? My hunch is, in today‘s fast paced, mobilized environments, sooner than one might expect!

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26. How long will it take for Republicans to wise up to the fact that (all) the entitlement and discretionary spending in (all) the world will never earn them the gratitude of Democrats and that every spending initiative that they (Democrats) would have otherwise supported, were they in power, further invites criticism? President Bush, the man who would be loved by all, continues to set himself up as an easy target by his political opponents looking for every plausible excuse to discredit him

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27. It was a movement that most people take for granted and one that I had been denied, and not only denied, but told it was impossible

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28. Life is a gift none of us should take for granted

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29. The cab ride over to Midway Airport seemed to take forever, and if they thought traffic in Washington was bad, Chicago's busy traffic made them adjust their thinking

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30. What? A story began to take form as he raced through traffic

31. It was a big mistake for them to leave him alone with a TV set and two thousand channels for a few weeks

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32. We don’t need to recover memory after memory; that would take forever

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33. The process begins by the client filling out a set of Client Intake Forms

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34. (see last two pages of the Client Intake Forms

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35. Completed set of Client Intake Forms; (2) Copy of the Credit Counseling Certificate; (3)

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36. information not provided in the Client Intake Forms

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37. It seemed to take forever before he was able to find the E

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38. Finally, our own suffering and that of others can lead to a more mature level of responsibility that we take for the actions in our lives

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39. It is a mistake for a professional

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40. We in America take for granted the basic necessities of life

41. shall they take for their wives a widow, nor her that is put away, but they shall take maidens of the seed of the house of Israel, or a

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42. , where we take for granted that he

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43. 23 Now therefore rise up and go to the man, and take for him in your hands a present from what can be obtained in the land and bring it before him, and may the Almighty God give you mercy before him so that he may send Benjamin and Simeon your brothers with you

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44. Take for example the apparent pharmaceutical lobbyists that have convinced

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45. is the intake for all the contestants of all the games, and for those

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46. the kind of cold we take for granted around here

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47. I’ve taken to recover – that I will have to take for the rest of my life

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48. 23 Now therefore rise up and go to the man and take for him in your hands a present from what can be obtained in the land and bring it before him and may the Almighty God give you mercy before him so that he may send Benjamin and Simeon your brothers with you

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49. He had come to take for granted the fact that he

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50. ” I permitted my thoughts to flow in these untitled words for my wife: A wife, my darling, is something a man may seem to take for granted

51. A wife, my darling, is one of those fine truths a man does take for granted, And this, simply love which can be taken for granted, Forever and ever, Is what I share with you

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52. “This woman is a witch and should be burned at the stake for her crimes against God, and her king

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53. When they get back to the vizier, I wonder how long it will take for someone to figure out we must be the compound prisoners

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54. “Such as the murderer used to take for his stories, but nothing was written on it

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55. What pain relievers should I take for a headache?

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56. Take for example the vine: first it sheds its leaves then comes the bud then the leaf then the flower after that the unripe grape then the ripe grape

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57. 5 Let us take for example our body; the head is nothing without the feet nor the feet without the head

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58. You fools! compare yourselves to a tree; take for instance the vine

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59. Today however for the first time, he realised what was at stake for the thousands of men on this hill and felt a very heavy weight on his shoulders

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60. "But those are also the hardest to take for the same reason

61. Minutes ticked by in what seemed to take forever

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62. Take for example, the lie, in order to illustrate my case; I, being the physical and intellectual author of the swarm that eventually was the promulgation of my lie; from my point of view this fault had a peculiar, very small, tiny and insignificant nature

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63. You wonder how long it will take for security to get here, good thing about an automated facility

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64. Nothing and no one would stop him and his colleagues from achieving their ends because there was too much at stake for his beloved country

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65. This will take forever

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66. This allows all kinds of movements that we usually take for granted

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67. The next step, the Initiation that none can give, but each must take for

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68. A Mercedes for formal visits and a Hummer for when he visited his adopted family and for his jaunts into town for the temporary companions he used to take for a night of fun

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69. a term we all use repeatedly and who’s meaning most of us take for granted

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70. "Our lives have been at stake for sixty years, we will continue our guardianship until His Majesty the Tsar arrives

71. Carol got out her intake form and began the information gathering process

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72. It also made suggestions of meal combinations to reach specified caloric intake for the day

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73. I still had some of my eyesight at first, but as my body regained its strength, my sight began to fade, until one morning when I awoke, it was to the perpetual darkness that I now take for granted

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74. Melissa later celebrated David's birthday on the 13th and the 14th as it seemed to take forever to complete the process, and since labor started before midnight and ended after the stroke of 12, when all 27" had appeared in the world, a two day birthday seemed appropriate

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75. Once a more immediate connection could be made there was less time focusing on something that would provide a greater level of convincing communication because of the time it will take for the guides and beings working with a body in your plane is so long to build chemicals and energy

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76. Often the sweetest spiritual involvements are those that many take for granted

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77. That was all that I could take for the time being

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78. He wondered how long it would take for the newly born thing to awaken to its new, strange existence

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79. That’s how long he thought it should take for him to repair the computer, with my help

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80. Most of this should be familiar and you can take for granted that I have all the spacing correct

81. Actually there were a great many more things you had to do that we take for granted today

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82. He did mention that some woman that he works with has been complaining about some program that seems to take forever to run

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83. To this research I add my observation that many white evangelicals take for granted an all-white American missions force

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84. My grandfather seemed to take for granted that the Europeans would rule in Africa and be needed to control the indigenous people

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85. second or third take for this scene

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86. Kisumu and the nearby villages of Kenya are so poor that things we take for granted are barely to be found there

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87. would immediately take form

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88. cats take for granted

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89. Since then the occult and the supernatural had a personal relationship with her, and never again would she take for granted the ways and means of the spirits

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90. That proved to be a mistake for him, as the girl then kicked him in the testicles from behind, making him collapse to his knees with a grunt of pain

91. Their escort fighters tried to cover their retreat by a last frontal attack against us, but that proved to be a very costly mistake for them

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92. medicine you can take for that problem

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93. Take for example, the man who moved his family in search of a more

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94. Though the tension and anxiety was heavy within the glass cage that seemed to take forever to reach its destination, Wickland smiled and gave a half salute to the curious bystanders who now realized that something was dreadfully wrong as if they sensed the evil that lurked nearby

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95. The result was slurred speech, loss of movement on my entire right side (not just muscular movement of my arms and legs, but everything, including chewing, bowel control and all the little functions we take for granted) and an incredible sleepiness

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96. Take for instance, a man laboring in the hot sun with nothing to drink, and working until he’s worn blisters on his feet and hands and he’s nearly in tears from the terrible ache in his back

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97. Take for instance a pediatric endocrinologist treating children with Type 1 diabetes

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98. halt, your workers will find themselves out of a job and you will run out of many things you take for granted right now

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99. Odd, he thought, how many things one tends to take for granted

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100. While thankful for her attendance, he secretly disapproved of a woman bearing arms and dressing like a man, which reminded him too much of a certain famous French maiden girl who had been burned at the stake for her unnatural ways