We are safely here with all requisite stores, though it has taken nearly a week.
To-night the choruses and plantation-songs led by Royds were really well sung, and they repay him for the very great pains he has taken in the rehearsals.
Like Bowers he has taken to sledding like a duck to water, and although he hasn't had such severe testing, I believe he would stand it pretty nearly as well.
The old fellow was burnt out three times, atween the Indians and the hunters; and in one affray with the red-skins he lost his only son, since which time he has taken to the water for safety.
Professing to be provoked by what he chose to consider a charge made by me against South Carolina, the honorable member, Mr. President, has taken up a new crusade against New England.
It has taken me some time to find this," Lady Anne went on, "and longer still to find the cartridges.
You will learn what steps he has taken, and be governed in your requisitions accordingly.
You can learn what steps he has taken, and be governed in your requisitions accordingly.
I think the loss of the enemy must be greater--we having taken over four thousand prisoners in battle, whilst he has taken from us but few except a few stragglers.
The sashes of the windows were nailed down the day that you went away, and the ladder that you mention belongs to Mr. Halsey, and be has taken it away.
Colonel Putnam was ordered to march and join you; he has taken Nixon's regiment with him.
He has takento the lake on his way to Fort Dearborn, and has, with all his craft and resolution, fallen into enemies' hands.
The scalps he has taken are so numerous they cannot be counted.
In much less time than it has taken to record the fact, that little piece of bottom-land was crowded with wolves, deer, and men.
Young Bouille, roused by this Varennes tocsin, has taken horse, and--fled towards his Father.
Need we add that Lafayette too, though at first menaced by Pikes, has taken a great attitude, or indeed the greatest of all?
Señor Ysasaga, who belongs to Valladolid, has taken an active part in all these revolutions, having been the personal friend and partisan of Hidalgo.
Perhaps he is carried away by his joy and gratitude, and personal affection for Bustamante--perhaps he has taken a leaf from a translation of Bombastes Furioso.
He has taken an active part in the recent municipal campaign, and his influence in the city is regarded as a very large factor in the coming election.
Dear friends," he said, and for the first time since his prayer the emotion of the occasion was revealed in his voice and gesture, "I am going to ask that Nazareth Avenue Church take the same pledge that Raymond Church has taken.
They know it has taken place, and when they get the paper this evening they will expect half a page at least.
But Mr. Burke appears to have been aware of this retort; and he has taken care to guard against it, by making government to be not only a contrivance of human wisdom, but a monopoly of wisdom.
He has taken up a contemptible opinion of mankind, who, in their turn, are taking up the same of him.
That a new Prince in a city or province of which he has taken possession, ought to make everything new XXVII.
For envy such as this there is no cure save by the death of those of whom it has taken possession.
A new Prince in a City or Province of which hehas taken Possession, ought to make Everything new.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "has taken" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
