But if I know him, he isn't going to be content with sheep so long as he can take it out of a real live man.
I can take a hint when a whole Methodist church falls on me.
Y'u can take me back and leave him out here with a guard," the foreman replied quickly.
We can take you in the carriage and call round for Mrs. Doncastle on our way, and set you both down again coming back.
Why, I can take in plain sewing, and you can do translations, and mother can knit stockings, and so on.
If necessary I can take care of Miss Chickerel till you come,' said Christopher.
I dare say Thomas will go with it when we have done dinner, or I can take it myself.
But they know that I can takecare of myself if it isn't.
I can take a hack at the editing myself, if Tom's inspiration gives out, and put a little of my advertising fire into the thing.
She knows the world well enough to know just how much polish they can take on, and she don't try to put on a bit more.
With you here beside me, I feel that I can take up this work with joy.
I can take care of you and protect you, and I will devote my life to your happiness.
Over to Minneapolis, sir, with more rich patients nor he can take care of.
I can take my mules and be back here in three days with ten thousand dollars worth of ore!
Give him a half, under my contract, and he can take possession--and then where do I git off?
I do retort the solus in thy bowels, for I can take, and Pistols cocke is vp, and flashing fire will follow Nym.
And ere I take this charme off from her sight, (As I can take it with another hearbe) Ile make her render vp her Page to me.
He cries for you, and vowes if he can take you, To scorch your face, and to disfigure you: Cry within.
But--and upon this point I can take my stand with the confidence of absolute certainty--the lungs of this so-called pulmonary sufferer are absolutely sound!
I can take a temperature and make a poultice, or sweep a room and cook a dinner.
I can take ivory, but I would not waste ivory on this one.
But I can take care of your father and mother, and I will; and I will put you in a place as good as Brierley Park.
It's his business to know what he can take," said Lawrence.
Oh, I guess I can takecare of myself," she decided calmly.
I can take an unpleasant truth as well as the next man.
Only one word has fallen from woman in this Convention, to which I can take exception, and that fell from the lips of a lady whom I have venerated from my childhood--it was, that the pulpit was the castle of cowards.
Betty, "don't be a baby; I can take care of myself and you too.
I can take care of myself; but I would not be answerable for you.
I can take care of myself; the crew of the yacht 'Nancy' will not toss me to the fishes to-night.
I can takecare of myself, forewarned, you know, is forearmed.
But I am an old sailor, miss; I can take care of myself, I reckon.
We can take a lunch along and make a day of it," and so it was arranged.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "can take" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
