Examples of 'it takes what' in a sentence
Meaning of "it takes what"
it takes what: This phrase is incomplete but could potentially be referring to the resources, effort, time, or skills required to achieve a certain outcome or complete a task
How to use "it takes what" in a sentence
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it takes what
To finish what it takes what you started.
It takes what you have so it can grow.
You have to finish what it takes what you started.
And it takes what you got.
It cries and it laughs and it rages and it takes what it wants.
Now it takes what was from your cake to house.
You have Show me to finish what it takes what you started.
It takes what you value most.
For the short time it takes What a difference it makes.
It takes what it likes and rejects the rest.
It does not matter either way ; It takes what it wants.
It takes what we do as representatives of the public.
For you have got what it takes " And it takes what you have got.
It takes what is in your head to the canvas or paper.
The Power Spell? It takes what you value most.
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It takes what we need.
I will do whatever it takes What is that, Sandra?
And it takes what we call to produce that level of debasement.
Well, I also think it takes what it takes, and.
It takes what it wants.
Sorry, but it takes what it takes!
It takes what it needs.
If you haven't got what it takes… it takes what you have got!
But it takes what it takes.
A time, in simple, non-technical language. It takes what it takes.
It takes what is true of one group of things and applies it to another.
Army, mate! If you have not got what it takes, it takes what you got!
It takes what would normally be a simple outfit and makes it fun and trendy.
How it takes what it wants?
It takes what would be a localized electromagnetic pulse and turns it into something much bigger.
It takes what you can handle emotionally and physically and pushes it to a higher level.
It takes what was lost and guides us to our rightful place in the Father.
It takes what exists, and asks what could be.
It takes what is referred to as a bottom-up approach to analyzing the economy.
It takes what you have got, quadruples the muscle capacity.
It takes what you want, and it ruins it just like it ruined you.
It takes what you have got, and quadruples your muscle capacity.
It takes what it takes . Sooner rather than later.
It takes what it wants, without remorse, without mercy.
It takes what we know, and it twists it.
It takes what it takes, sir.
So it takes what is, what has been interpersonal face-to-face dialogue.
And it takes what we call in my field, " High Explosive.
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