So I I took my camera, I took my notebook, took a chair, and started to observe this behavior.

I took a walk.

I took your advice.

I took the book.

I took the book.

Since I was tired, I took a nap.

I took her to the hospital.

I took him to the hospital.

I took care of my sick sister.

I took that photo a week ago.

I took that picture a week ago.

They took him I think it was for his birthday they took him for lunch.

As soon as I focused on this material, I took off.

I took this and I gave it to 100 MIT students.

I worried that if I took my hat off I wouldn't be here anymore.

Sami took what I told him to heart.

One of the things I did just before 9 11 August of 2001 I took my son, Dax, who was 16 at the time, and I took him to Pakistan.

So I took the great big 1895 Montgomery Ward's catalog and I randomly went through it. And I took a page not quite a random page I took a page that was actually more difficult than others because lots of the pages are filled with things that are still being made. But I took this page and I said, how many of these things are still being made?

I took this video in Cape Town last year.

I really don t understand why YouTube took this decision.

I took my phone and turned on the GPS.

Because it was summer vacation, I took a trip.

Every step I took it seemed like I was losing one of my memories of this country. Every step I took I felt I was failing my friends, my family, my home at Yarmouk. Then I heard someone whisper, It s Turkey.

And I took these two men and did what I call an indirect negotiation.

So I took four portraits of people from Le Bosquet.

A year later, the Al Maliki I Government took office.

And I took those photographs, and I went to the HRC and I asked them for some help.

Oh , woe to me I wish I never took so and so for a friend .

So, I created this compilation of the two I took my skis and I took a board and I put a mast foot in there, and some foot straps, and some metal fins, and here I was, going really fast on frozen lakes.

Every step I took it seemed like I was losing one of my memories of this country. Every step I took I felt I was failing my friends, my family, my home at Yarmouk. We were very lucky that nothing more happened.

Last year, I took a more conceptual approach to the valentine.

This is actually the first picture I took in the book.

I took it out for the first time to come here.

I took the 10 30 train, which was ten minutes late.

I took his not coming to indicate that he wasn't interested.

I took her to the hospital and they gave her medicine.

I saw that she was defiled they both took one way.

When I took photographs in these locations, I felt there was something missing in the pictures.

When I was in college my senior year, I took a course called European Intellectual History.

I took pictures of everybody's hands, because I think you can often tell a lot about somebody from how their hands look. I took a portrait of everybody, and asked everybody to make a funny face.

But I took them outside one day and I said, I want you to estimate the height of the building.

I just wanted to get out of that chicken truck fast. I took a long breath and I looked around.

Yet I taught Ephraim to walk. I took them by his arms but they didn't know that I healed them.

But I it took me about it took me about, I'd say, six months to finally figure out all the little things.

When I took over this, I tried to really figure out, like, what my vision would be.