Examples of 'took the news' in a sentence
Meaning of "took the news"
took the news - This phrase refers to the act of receiving or absorbing information or updates about a particular event or situation. It implies that someone has been informed about some news or announcement
How to use "took the news" in a sentence
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She took the news surprisingly well.
His teammates took the news hard.
He took the news and pretended he was interested.
I thought you took the news seriously.
He took the news of her death pretty hard.
The players took the news hard.
Jon took the news pretty rough as all of us did.
Looks like she took the news well.
She took the news very well.
Gabriel asked me how you took the news.
Bates took the news very hard.
And he informed me that she took the news rather badly.
Some took the news as a wake up call.
Gerarïs tragic death was a distant thing for us and we took the news coldly.
Stalin took the news to the camp.
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I think our genetic counselor was taken aback by how calmly we took the news.
My husband took the news very hard.
Took the news reached him.
The troubadour took the news thoughtfully.
He took the news badly as well and went back to the TV.
But markets took the news calmly.
Now we will never know how Will took the news.
Leonard took the news in his stride.
I was surprised at how well I took the news.
Gregg took the news surprisingly well.
Unsurprisingly, the media took the news by storm.
She took the news fairly well.
All things considered, he took the news rather well.
He took the news pretty well.
But the mature matron took the news surprisingly well.
He took the news rather well.
The cast members of the show took the news about the show ending well.
He took the news very well.
She recounts how her granddaughter took the news that their home had burned down.
I took the news very hard.
Gabriel asked me how you took the news about the guy in the lab.
Jen took the news as well as could be hoped.
Seems like Johnny took the news pretty hard.
She took the news like a good little sport.
My Gwendoline took the news hard.
Stalin took the news of the gulag camp and the whole.
When she was diagnosed, she took the news positively.
She took the news calmly.
Despite the distinct differences, people took the news to heart.
The others took the news philosophically.
Clearly, she did not like the way he took the news.
Wonder how he took the news that we are dead.
Gerard 's tragic death was a distant thing for us and we took the news coldly.
Tyrone took the news badly.
She said one child was diagnosed with cancer, and when his dad took the news.
