Examples of 'takes it out' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes it out"
This phrase typically means to remove something from a particular place or location. It implies physically taking or extracting an object or item from its current position or context
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The chemo just takes it out of you.
That takes it out of the rumour class.
All the travel takes it out of you.
He takes it out on the rest of the world.
But when he comes home he takes it out on me.
She just takes it out of your paycheck.
Defeating a demon horde takes it out of you.
It takes it out of the personal to the impersonal.
And then the superintendent takes it out on me.
He usually takes it out around this time.
Digging through dead bodies takes it out of you.
He takes it out every day to go fishing for sharks.
Using the ankh always takes it out of me.
Two takes it out the house.
Space travel really takes it out of you.
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He takes it out about once a month.
This play just takes it out of me.
He takes it out on mom when we leave.
I feel like she takes it out on me.
He takes it out and keeps it as something to remember him by.
Travel really takes it out of her.
He takes it out and later wants to give it back.
And then he takes it out on her.
He is actually unhappy with himself but takes it out on me.
I assume somebody takes it out when they go swimming.
Takes it out of his pocket.
Shopping really takes it out of you.
He takes it out to the fire escape.
You know how that takes it out of you.
He takes it out when he sleeps.
Horseback riding takes it out of you.
Takes it out on the kids.
The myeloma takes it out of him.
He takes it out on someone else like a bloke at the bar.
Brunette boss takes it out on employee.
Takes it out of your hands.
Finishing a book takes it out of you.
It takes it out of my hands entirely.
He occasionally takes it out on the kids.
It takes it out of me if i have to blow on it.
Working nights really takes it out of me.
And he takes it out on other people.
Chopping off heads just takes it out of you.
Nobody takes it out in the winter.
Before she gets burned and takes it out on us.
The band takes it out with more funk.
Being a criminal really takes it out of you.
So he takes it out of the building.
Do not you see she always takes it out on me.
He takes it out of the water.
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