Sentence for taking | Use taking in a sentence

Sentences for taking. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use taking in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for taking.

• No, no; I am not taking any. (8)
• Pole, taking a sharp breath. (10)
• Taking up his knapsack, he went out. (8)
• What do you think of taking up next? (9)
• The bearer who was taking notes bent down. (8)
• They rounded the ring, giving and taking. (10)
• He was quite right not to be taking notice. (8)
• And, taking her hand, he put it to his lips. (8)
• Thank you for taking the trouble to explain. (9)
• And taking up his whip, he drove off quickly. (8)
• Your way of taking this affair disappointed me. (10)
• Then, taking up the sugar-tongs, she began again. (8)
• I was merely taking my farewell of the fair Emily. (6)
• Taking her sunshade, she walked out into Bond Street. (8)
• Taking out his watch, he went up to the eldest woman. (8)
• Taking the cups, Tryst departed up the narrow stairway. (8)
• It seemed the course to take, the moment for taking it. (10)
• Then, taking the candle, he went into his dressing-room. (8)
• Taking up the vase again, he sniffed long and deep at the rose. (8)
• She had the choice of taking the vows or surrendering her hand. (10)
• In the shop doorway the young tobacconist was taking the evening air. (8)
• And, taking his time, he cleared his throat in preparation for speech. (8)
• To see your handwriting again was almost like taking you by the hand. (14)
• And then the marriage dividing Great Britain into halves, taking sides. (10)
• He was taking at that moment one of the decisive resolutions of his life. (8)
• Depend upon me for taking care that no tenant has more than his just rights. (4)
• He fell upon Oswego and destroyed it, taking 1400 prisoners and great booty. (19)
• It was Stephen who, after taking a mouthful of dry sherry, broke the silence. (8)
• Few of us care to be eulogized in the act of taking a nauseous medical mixture. (10)
• He did not doubt my honesty, and I astonished him by taking him quite in earnest. (10)
• And that incident had taught him the impossibility of his taking money for services. (12)
• The enormity swelled its dimensions, taking shape, and pointing magnetically at her. (10)
• To this young man she owed Jon; and, taking his hand, she stepped down into the skiff. (8)
• And, taking his arm, she went downstairs with him, and blew him a kiss from the doorway. (8)
• It was at Resaca, in Georgia, during the movement that resulted in the taking of Atlanta. (1)
• Then, taking up his hoe again, he went back to the weeds that threatened his broad beans. (8)
• Christian thought of taking advantage of this opportunity to send the pearls to his mother. (12)
• That dream had passed, and now he was taking his stuff out of storage and shipping it to Italy. (9)
• In the room where the encounter had taken place Mildred Malloring was taking her time to recover. (8)
• She looked like the old engravings of martyrs taking the bite of the jaws of flame at the stake. (10)
• Lavender, taking his hand from the acacia branch to silence them, fell off the wall into the garden. (8)
• And taking from him the knife and napkin, she opened the French-window, and passed out on to the lawn. (8)
• He turns to a book-case on a table against the far wall, and taking out a book, finds his place in it. (8)
• So she submitted outwardly, resisted inwardly, on the watch to stop him from taking any decisive lead. (10)
• At several little tables outside the buffet persons are taking refreshment, served by a pale young waiter. (8)
• As it was, having almost imperceptibly become a Major-General, he had retired, taking with him his pension. (8)
• Adela ended it by going up to Mrs. Chump, taking her by the shoulders, and putting a kiss upon her forehead. (10)
• At sunset Diana, taking Danvers beside her, walked with him to the line of the country road bearing on Caen. (10)
• Back in her room, taking off her wet dress, Gyp tried to remember what he had said and what she had answered. (8)
• The sound moved something in him, and, taking out a piece of paper, he began to scribble on it with a pencil. (8)
• He saw the polizta in twos and threes taking counsel and shrugging, evidently too anxious to avoid a collision. (10)
• Taking Shelton by the lapel, he drew him into the radius of the lamp, where he examined him, smiling a slow smile. (8)
• Like a wounded animal taking its hurt for refuge to its lair, he sat in his favourite window overlooking Piccadilly. (8)
• Just as there was nothing violent in her manner of taking this step, so there was nothing violent in her conception of it. (8)
• Everett was paring his nails, very neatly, with the air of detachment he assumed when he was engaged in taking a deposition. (13)
• The exposure to the weather for courses of slate is determined by taking one-half of the length of the slate minus 3 inches. (17)
• Commerce, literature, religion, science, politics, all taking a hand; what a glorious chance had money, ugliness, and ill will! (8)
• He and I are at variance on certain points, but taking him altogether, I am under deeper obligations to him than to any man on earth. (10)
• Timidly the Countess inspected the furniture of the apartment, taking chills at the dingy articles she saw, in the midst of her heat. (10)
• At the supper-table Evan did not appear, and Mr. Goren, after taking counsel of Mrs. Mel, dispersed the news that Evan was off to London. (10)
• Lavender crawled out, and taking up a dinner-knife, rolled his napkin round his arm, and prepared to defend himself against the German Army. (8)
• He was very busy, passing between the groups, chatting, laughing, taking the feminine taps he received, and sometimes returning them in sly whispers. (10)
• Their nurses breathed above them in their cradles something that, inhaled into their systems, ever afterwards prevented them from taking good, clear breaths. (8)

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