We want to think and decide things for ourselves, we want to own our consciences, we can't take thingsat second-hand any longer.
She had better send for the doctor; it was best to take things in time.
They soon discovered that they were not to be allowed to take things as easy as Perk may have anticipated; for presently both were employed shooing swarms of voracious mosquitoes from their exposed faces and hands.
So we've got to take things as they come, wet weather mixed with sunny days, and just keep on doing our duty as we find it.
A; c1] take things or people for granted, lightly.
But the greater the apathy, which expressed itself outwardly in a sort of cheerful readiness to take things as they came, the more delighted everybody appeared to be with the repentant sinner.
Indeed a churchyard might rather teach us what nonsense it is to take things seriously--our little affairs.
Oh, you mustn't take things so to heart," counseled he.
You'll get a heap of fun out of it if you don't take things or yourself seriously.
The best way, is to take things easy, and let her come home when she likes.
To take things as they air," was a cardinal aphorism in Mr. Snow's budget of wisdom.
But my rule is totake things as I find them, and the same is the golden rule, according to the law and prophets.
Kit, you are a very fine fellow after all, though you do take things so lumpily.
It will do her a world of good, when she comes round, and teach her to take things easier.
I take things as I find them on the surface of history, and am but classing phenomena.
Put up with it, as it is, or do not pretend to cultivate it; take things as they are, not as you could wish them.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "take things" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
