Examples of 'take a public' in a sentence
Meaning of "take a public"
take a public: Refers to making a statement or expressing an opinion that is intended for the general public or a large audience. It is often used in the context of public figures, organizations, or individuals addressing a wide audience through media channels or public platforms
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See who wants to take a public dump.
Take a public speaking class or go to toastmasters.
Be prepared to take a public stand on issues.
Take a public speaking class and join a meet up group.
We always take a public light bus.
Take a public speaking class.
Seeing your ex take a public nosedive.
I take a public transportation to get to my work.
It means you take a public institution.
Take a public warning.
You can either take a public or a private service.
Take a public position on the need for social housing investment.
You can also take a public bus approx.
She said that more needed to be done to encourage women to take a public stance.
Would take a public stand against it.
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One way we can hold ourselves to account is to take a public pledge to give.
I will take a public defender.
The newspaper was meant to be apolitical and indeed did not take a public political stance.
But we can not take a public reaming right now.
The vote forced Members of the House to take a public stance.
It means you take a public institution and give it to an unaccountable tyranny.
Publicity surrounding the issue has forced churches to take a public stand on gay marriage.
Four students will take a public class with the highly renowned organist.
And I couldn't help but notice that you've yet to take a public stance on my guilt.
You can take a public bus into Havana from there.
Nigerians on social networking sites can take a public stand using Take a Stand website.
Take a public bus today to nearby Playa del Carmen located about an hour from Tulum.
From there you can take a public transportation.
Take a public stand against violence against women, including in your country.
Privatization does not mean you take a public institution and give it to some nice person.
Apparently he had made up his mind, and was ready to take a public stance.
You can also take a public bus from Sukhothai municipal market.
The United States declined to take a public position.
In Peru you can take a public bus from any city to arrive in Lima.
The DHCP service that enables VMs to take a public or private IP.
You are going to take a public whipping like no one 's ever seen.
From the Rovereto railway station, take a public bus.
Because if they take a public presence, they are at great risk.
As parliamentarians, it is vitally important that we take a public stance against HIV.
Should brands take a public stand on social or political issues?
But as the movement for a boycott grew, the NAACP convinced Owens to take a public stand.
The different MSF sections should take a public position on this issue in Kigali.
Take a public speaking class, work with a life coach and start to practice active listening.
Alternatively, participants may take a public taxi to their hotels.
Take a public bus that takes the Cusco - Sicuani route and get off at Piquillacta.
You could also take a public bus, or hire a bike.
You take a public ass-kicking very well.
When did it become a crime to take a public piss in this country?
And take a public shower with 30 other girls, you will get a call.
Well, the Prime Minister intends to take a public position on the Touched.
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Established a public health emergency response system
Fury has released everything to the public
Of the public approve of what you have done
Examples of using Take
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I can not take this any more
Take good care of your little sister
Though it did take out most of the huns
