Examples of 'am taking them' in a sentence
Meaning of "am taking them"
am taking them - This phrase generally means to escort or accompany someone or something to a particular place or location. It could also imply seizing, capturing, or acquiring a possession or object
How to use "am taking them" in a sentence
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am taking them
I am taking them to imprison them in prison.
For their sake, I am taking them from him.
I am taking them back to day care.
The words you have said, I am taking them back now.
I am taking them to the county morgue.
Where are you taking them? I am taking them to imprison them in prison.
I am taking them to the outcast villages.
And I am walking out of here right now . I am taking them.
I am taking them away to lost generations.
How do I tell my child or adolescent that I am taking them to a psychologist?
I am taking them off too.
Control . Perps just wiped out an innocent . I am taking them down.
I am taking them for a walk.
So that 's where I am taking them.
I am taking them to employment tribunal.
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They are there twelve, Carlo . I am taking them not for nothing, but only at a discount.
I am taking them to see Karremans.
Okay, buddy, I am taking them off.
I am taking them down.
That's it. I am taking them back to day care.
I am taking them to my field.
I am taking them along.
I am taking them through.
I am taking them in the order in which they appear in the Bible.
I am taking them very seriously and I am already acting on them.
I am taking them not for nothing, but only at a discount.
I am taking them a selection of free delicacies, James.
I am taking them to the county morgue where I have confirmed that Pierce's mother's.
I am taking them back to day care . That 's it.
I am taking them to imprison them in prison. He's taking us to… Quiet!
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