Examples of 'took a strong' in a sentence
Meaning of "took a strong"
took a strong: Likely a typo, the correct phrase might be 'take a strong stand' which implies making a firm decision or expressing a clear position on an issue
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took a strong
He took a strong line against unlawful immigration.
Wrestling immediately took a strong hold there.
It took a strong personal event to revive it.
So the management took a strong dislike.
Croce took a strong interest in music at a young age.
Senator Bill Nelson of Florida also took a strong interest in the case.
This took a strong hold on the medieval mind.
Seven years of economic recession took a strong toll from the Croatian print media.
Heard took a strong interest in developments in the sciences.
The Cabinet took a strong view.
I took a strong exception to his statement.
Lobby barTchaikovsky took a strong tea with lemon and cognac.
It took a strong character to speak out against such populist ideology.
The French government took a strong interest in the issue.
Moon took a strong stance against racism and racial discrimination.
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Property and Life Insurance Cottrell took a strong stand against Christians depending on insurance.
It took a strong stand against the power and influence of the genrō and Meiji oligarchy.
His administration took a strong hold with Trade Unions.
This is why the Budget Control Committee and the Committee on Budgets took a strong line.
Chekhov also took a strong interest in education.
I believe he could influence his father 's decision if he took a strong stance for our side.
The surgeon took a strong liking to my father.
You went through his pockets? That took a strong stomach.
She took a strong anesthetic.
When Tesla first started up, Toyota took a strong interest in the company.
Nierenberg took a strong interest in the problem of global warming.
At four o'clock in the morning I went down to the hall and took a strong coffee.
That took a strong stomach.
The Policy could not have been developed without women 's NGOs, who took a strong leadership role.
She took a strong stand.
As expected, Lee Go Eun took a strong measure.
Porter took a strong stance on education that seemed to resonate with the crowd.
Early, following the Third Battle of Winchester took a strong position.
He also took a strong fatherly interest in the staff workers and their families.
In 1896 he became Chief Police of Moscow, where he took a strong line against student agitators.
Leona took a strong interest in raising her family and running the household.
The Speaker of the Assembly took a strong position in favour of the Government.
I took a strong black coffee and a Red Bull.
Minority organizations also took a strong stand for the self-government forms.
GDP took a strong downturn as Iran lost its export markets in Europe.
While in office, he took a strong position against labor unions.
He took a strong interest in India.
One of these guests, however, took a strong and immediate dislike to me last year.
It took a strong man twenty-five minutes to climb up this giant column.
On the morning of the 14th Smith took a strong position at Harrisburg, Mississippi, and entrenched.
He took a strong interest in the arts, especially interior decoration and the theater.
Gebhard Himmler took a strong hand in the education of his sons.
I just took a strong position against the Chinese.
However, Jogaila took a strong dislike of his intended bride.
Shaw took a strong liking to Charlotte.
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