Examples of 'take large' in a sentence
Meaning of "take large"
take large: To acquire a significant amount or size of something. This phrase is often used when referring to obtaining a substantial portion or quantity of an item or resource
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They will not take large notes.
Or take large game before it gets away.
Do not attempt to take large heavy objects.
Take large screen televisions for example.
My bookcase is deep enough to take large dictionaries.
A shares take large initial commissions.
Most of the rich do not take large salaries.
We take large amounts of information.
Iverson insisted that management take large pay cuts.
He had to take large doses of that.
Fishermen invoke him so that they may take large fish.
That must take large cojones.
We take large amounts of information and strategize on how to apply it practically.
Germany has been exemplary in its preparedness to take large numbers of refugees.
But it will take large numbers of people agreeing to participate.
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Those who lift weights will be able to take large weights.
It also does not take large amounts of training and.
This type of pharmaceutical helps to avoid having to frequently take large quantities of medication.
Did not take large risks.
Usually, the alveoli stay open because we tend to take large breaths.
I take large steps.
This is relatively fast gait but can take large amounts of energy.
The ability to take large groups or offer individual attention in small boats.
People with a history of cancer should not take large doses of folic acid.
Muntz was willing to take large risks in his attempts to generate publicity.
Commercial plantations especially those bordering the Kafue flats take large quantities of water for irrigation.
We do not want to take large quantities of them for this reason.
Stand aside everyone I take large steps.
No need to take large doses when you want to achieve results fast.
People who are allergic to aspirin should not take large amounts of cranberry supplements.
Publishing houses take large commissions in return for marketing and administration services.
Add more storage to your PC quickly and take large data wherever you go.
These conditions take large social and economic tolls on our communities.
First, neither is deep enough to take large container ships.
Some sites take large percentages of their earnings in exchange for these services.
The animals of Pitta constitution usually take large quantities of food and liquid.
You can not take large amounts of water as they can cause hyponatremia.
These are mainly insectivorous, and will take large hairy caterpillars.
The strong take large shares and the weak find themselves without anything.
And since there are many distributors, there is no need to take large denominations.
You take large product and merge them together into the biggest possible nucleus.
Downloading complete media files can take large amounts of time depending on the network connection.
The lesions, in immunosupressed patients, tend to be disseminated and can take large dimensions.
EBS had to take large impairments on its commercial and mortgage loan books.
This is because most modern digital cameras take large high-resolution images.
Pregnant women will also take large amounts of Marine Phytoplankton to help support a healthy baby.
As seen above, coal, railways and steel and shipbuilding take large proportions of expenditure.
It has been recommended to take large amount of vitamin E supplements together with fish oil.
This restaurant is bright, airy and spacious which can take large group of people.
Do not take large doses of chromium and vitamin C together.
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