When one sees there are actually such Pains-takers among our British Wits, who can tell what it may end in?
It would be hard on this Occasion to mention the harmless Smoakers of Tobacco and Takers of Snuff.
Takers of tenths" was the popular, and much more accurate description.
If those thrice-misbegotten Takers of Tenths had not seen us, we would have reached our goal a little after midday.
Here the snuff-takers were diligently plied with wine, and then cheated of their money; or, if too temperate or suspicious to drink to excess, they were unceremoniously plundered in a sham quarrel.
Your thief-takers are desperate rogues out of business; your tide-waiter has got his art by cheating the revenue; and I have been in lands where it was said, that all they who most fleeced the people began their calling as suffering patriots.
Peterchen cast a hurried glance at this group, as his foot reached the ground, and then turning towards the thief-takers he made a sign for them to advance with their prisoners.
Peterchen had interrupted himself, for just at that moment the thief-takers entered the square in a body, inclosing in their centre a group, who had the mien of captives too evidently to be mistaken for honest men.
For as much then as the children were part takers of flesh and blood, he also himself like wise took part with them, for to put down thorow death him that had lordship over death that is to say the devil.
See that they which have believing masters despise them not because they are brethren: but so much the rather do service, for as much as they are believing and beloved and part takers of the benefite.
And I heard another voice from heaven say: come away from her my people, that ye be not parttakers in her sins, that ye receive not of her plagues.
But suddenly there appeared upon the scene a new Director--a military man, and a martinet as regarded his hostility to bribe-takers and anything which might be called irregular.
For the same reason it shows more quickly a deleterious effect upon the human system, the mental, moral and physical deterioration of its takers being more marked than in the case of any other form of opiate.
It is not going too far to say that up to the present time most drug-takers have been unfairly treated by society.
That, a people in covenant with God may be forgetful of and deal falsely in their covenant; or that covenant-takers may be covenant-breakers.
Borrowing and begging from all the neighbors within reach were first resorted to, but when these failed all were alike reduced to the longing which unwillingly abstinent snuff-takers alone know.
So that fastidious snuff-takers may dismiss this bugbear at once and forever.
Street fights, when the trampish place-takers came in any considerable numbers, were of daily occurrence, and the tale of the wounded grew like the returns from a battle.
As it had been pretty generally rumoured that Sir John was proscribed by the rioters, a body of thief-takers had been keeping watch in the house all night.
Snuff-takers will assure you that there are as many different types of snuff-takers as there are different types of women in a church or in a theatre, or different species of roses in the flower-bed of an horticulturist.
But the section of snuff-takers has, in common with all social categories, its apostates, its false brethren.
In the upper loft is a large room where the care-takers reside, and where the boys who wish to read, write, or reflect may retire from the jabbering and confusion below.
The treasurer was called in consultation with Joe and Tracy and other circus officials, and it was decided to keep a special watch on the ticket wagon and the ticket takers that night.
But I'll instruct the ticket takers to be unusually careful.
As far as the ticket takers can tell only one kind of admission slip for the fifty cent seats is being handed them.
According to my ledger, there should be eighteen hundred fathoms in stock, whereas the stock-takers found but three hundred and eighty.
Morphine-takers can use large quantities of cocaine without any bad symptoms.
In the family the care-takers grow fewer in proportion as the home-makers become home-winners, and so these feeble ones are a burden instead of an aid in the ordinary household offices.
Secondly: We should direct the attention of the superintendents and census-takers to the inhabitants in need of assistance, and work for them personally, and point them out to those who wish to work over them.
In defining these terms the court has said: "All prize belongs absolutely to the crown which for the last 150 years has been in the habit of granting it to the takers who are of two classes, actual captors and joint or constructive captors.
It is also provided that "ships out of sight shall receive no share unless sailing toward and in sight so as to help the takers if need be.
Why then has he made many of the deities the takers of shares in sacrifices which, of course, are all due to the disposition of Pravritti?
For what reason, O regenerate one, have the deities been said to be takers of their respective shares of sacrificial offerings presented to them with the aid of mantras in sacrifices of diverse kinds?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "takers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
