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Example sentences for "take effect"

  • By law the act was to take effect on the first of November following.

  • Sidenote: The Congress at Philadelphia] The congress at Philadelphia passed a non-exportation act to take effect on September 15, and a non-importation act to be put in force on December 1.

  • The excitement among the people grew more and more intense as the time approached for the law to take effect.

  • SIR: Inclosed I forward to the President my resignation, to take effect on the 5th of December.

  • Reynolds for orders, to take effect as soon as replaced.

  • He says his mind was relieved by information that his resignation was accepted, to take effect June 1st.

  • As respected firing the harpoon-gun, he should suppose it a want of skill or attention in the experiment if it failed to take effect.

  • Whenever, therefore, a proposition to this effect is made, so as to take effect at the conclusion of the war, I shall vote for it.

  • The bill was amended so as to take effect "from and after the passage thereof.

  • At length they approached sufficiently near each other to allow the bow guns of the Cynthia to take effect.

  • Several shots seemed to take effect, some in the hull, others in the rigging.

  • Still the latter worked his guns with as much determination as at first, aided by musketry whenever the ships approached near enough for the bullets to take effect.

  • I therefore sent my resignation as Chief Justice to the Governor, to take effect on the 20th of May.

  • The resignation by Judge Field of the office of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of California, to take effect on the 20th instant, has been announced.

  • In such case the act is said to take effect by relation.

  • The day fixed for the act to take effect would be the day for resuming payments, or going into liquidation.

  • As the love of God hath the utmost penetration in thy heart, the ring-stone bearing the Greatest Name will take effect in thy heart like unto a strong wine, for capacity is great and the power of the wine is intense.

  • If thou wishest thy speech and utterance to take effect in the hardened hearts, be thou severed from all attachment to this world and turn unto the Kingdom of God.

  • Trusts may be created by will to take effect at the grantor's death.

  • A tenant is entitled to the possession and use of the premises leased, from the time mentioned in the lease for it to take effect.

  • The term, will, is now used to describe a disposition of personal as well as real property to take effect at the maker's death.

  • The law distributing the surplus among the states began to take effect; under its operations drafts for millions of dollars were made on the banks containing the deposits, and these banks, already sinking, were utterly unable to honor them.

  • South Carolina meanwhile put off the date at which her decrees were to take effect, so that she might see what Congress would do.

  • Both the bankrupt bill and the distribution bill were repealed very shortly; the latter before it had time to take effect.

  • The ordinance was to take effect on February 1st; and if meantime the federal government should make any attempt to enforce the laws, the fact of such attempt was to end the continuance of South Carolina in the Union.

  • Smith tendered his resignation as President of the College, to take effect at once.

  • That of Professor Doggett, to take effect at the close of the session, was accepted, as was that of Tutor Rogers.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "take effect" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    external appearance; half score; inherent tendency; take courage; take delight; take down; take effect; take flight; take good; take heed; take her; take him; take home; take keer; take much; take refuge; take this; take thou; take vengeance; take wing; take you; taken aback; taken over; taken prisoner; taken three; takes part