She takes distances.

She takes great pride in her appearance.

I don't think she takes after her mother.

I don't think she takes after her mother.

Video She takes a piece of chalk and begins writing something on the floor.

She then takes us on a shopping spree for some kinky outfits, which she includes in her blog for their sheer entertainment value.

A teacher intervened to explain. She takes off her niqab inside the class, but she only put it on when you and your entourage came in.

Ducks on the millpond, geese in the ocean, Devil in the pretty girl when she takes a notion.

He tells me If you get a housemaid and she takes the little girl to the playground, it will be enough!

There is none to guide her among all the sons whom she has brought forth neither is there any who takes her by the hand among all the sons who she has brought up.

From Libya, Khadija Teri takes us along with her to a wedding in Tripoli where she discovers a new way to kill time.

Firstly, our long tradition which requires strickt differentiation of tasks in the family. A woman's place is at home and she takes care of raising children, and the man works outside home and takes care of material security of the family.

To this day, despite a loving husband, she doesn't think she's beautiful because of a birthmark that takes up a little less than half her face.

She takes pride in being the Indian politician who pays the highest income taxes about 6 million last year though the sources of her income are shrouded in controversy.

She also takes the opportunity to recommend books on her current reading list that are not from Francophone authors such as, Colombia's Gabriel Garcia Marquez or Iran's Khaled Hosseini

Yet, as China takes minuscule steps forward, Russia takes giant steps backward.

She passes that virus on to baby, and it takes a really, really, really long time as the redwood trees for that serious meme to get out of our operating system.

Takes note of

Takes note of

The line read, Roma takes care of the Family, the Family takes care of Roma.

Anthropologist Helen Fisher takes on a tricky topic love and explains its evolution, its biochemical foundations and its social importance. She closes with a warning about the potential disaster inherent in antidepressant abuse.

Additionally, the Committee takes account of the fact that she had no possibility of obtaining temporary protection while criminal proceedings were in progress and that the defendant had at no time been detained.

Do whatever it takes.

But conglomeratization takes time.

India Takes the Lead

The UN Takes Charge

Economic deleveraging takes time.

And he takes this one.

Negroponte takes OLPC to Colombia

That is what it takes.

Hamas Takes on the Radicals

This takes an enormous toll.

A strongman takes a stand

The flight takes nine hours.

Arming takes about 2.6 seconds.

Rousseau takes the same position.

Louise Leakey asks, Who are we? The question takes her to the Rift Valley in Eastern Africa, where she digs for the evolutionary origins of humankind and suggests a stunning new vision of our competing ancestors.

Perhaps what really matters is what happens after a candidate takes office the quality of the checks and balances within which he or she operates, the advice offered, the decisions taken, and, ultimately, the policies pursued.

In biology, carbon takes center stage.

It's whatever takes my fancy, really.

The update command takes no arguments

That church organization takes in refugees.

He takes pride in his son.

Which train takes me to downtown?

But then Geithner takes a leap.