Examples of 'takes the knife' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes the knife"
takes the knife - This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe a situation where decisive or drastic action is being taken. It implies a bold or forceful approach to addressing an issue or making a significant change
How to use "takes the knife" in a sentence
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takes the knife
The boy takes the knife.
To rid the apple of the worm, it takes the knife.
The thief takes the knife and stabs us.
He takes the knife to her laughing While he does it.
Prabhu feels guilty and takes the knife and stabs himself to death.
He takes the knife from my hands.
So, me watching he takes the knife to her.
She takes the knife and burns the clothing.
Her consent given, he takes the knife from his pocket.
He takes the knife and kills Boopathy.
Then, he catches him and takes the knife that 's right there.
Butterfly takes the knife and walks behind the screen.
When it's over, Jae-young takes the knife and goes to the cops.
In a rage, he takes the knife with which he murdered Basil and stabs the picture.
After only a short while, he takes the knife and cuts open the bottom and says.
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Enraged, he takes the knife with which he murdered Basil Hallward, and stabs the picture.
Owen takes the knife.
The assailant takes the knife to finish the matter, leaves him.
Then Thomas takes the knife and stabs Louette in the chest, killing her.
So, me watching, he takes the knife laughing while he does it.
So, me watching he takes the knife to her, laughing while he does it.
So-me watching-he takes the knife to her, laughing while he does it!
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That knife he pulled on me did not look so harmless
You just brought a knife to a gun fight
The knife is old and could be dirty
Examples of using Takes
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Takes care of victims who have been intercepted
And the ref takes a point away
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