Examples of 'years to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "years to take"
years to take: This phrase can have different meanings depending on the context, but it often implies a long period of time required to achieve or complete a certain task or goal
How to use "years to take" in a sentence
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years to take
I waited years to take over the clan.
We need to give it a few more years to take effect.
Years to take it in the ass from scum just like you.
Cultural change needs years to take effect.
It took me years to take my place among the ten thousand things again.
You only have two years to take action.
It took years to take off but I just never gave up.
Ghibbelin waited many years to take his post.
It took a few years to take his raw talent and turn him into a genuine pitcher.
It must have cost several years to take these pictures.
Which years to take into consideration?
You have been training for two years to take me out.
I had ten years to take a picture.
Attention however a business takes several years to take off.
It could take years to take over the world.
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Using mills gives us our best opportunity in ten years to take meija alive.
I have plotted many years to take my place upon the throne.
This has a good chance of success but may take months or years to take effect.
It has been nine years to take care of you.
Thus, the structural impact of the quota regime took some years to take effect.
It has taken me two years to take this picture.
For example, both democracy and Christianity took hundreds of years to take hold.
So it took four years to take apart.
Cutthroat and clever, Ross seizes an opportunity he 's waited 30 years to take.
Updated every five years to take into account new.
It took the Los Angeles Police Department six years to take action.
You will have two years to take the language examination.
I do not get why it took you so many years to take the step.
We have been told for years to take environmental and climate action as individuals.
It would take millions of robots hundreds of years to take over the system.
It took me many years to take the step from idea to moving into action.
Your family has tried for years to take mine down.
We planned for years to take them down during their drug deal last week.
They have evolved over tens of millions of years to take advantage of this.
Drink within 5 years to take advantage of its numerous aromatic flavours.
Forcing children under the age of fifteen years to take direct part in hostilities.
It took four years to take Born 3 eggs from research to retail.
However the EU needed as long as three years to take any position on this.
CHIBOK, Nigeria ( CNN ) -- It was a journey they had waited nearly three long years to take.
Rhett has waited six years to take his sweet revenge.
That 's right, and it would only take me five years to take it.
I had a tendency in my younger years to take everything far too seriously.
However, it is not recommended for children below the age of 12 years to take aspirin.
Then he worked another seven years to take care of getting some property.
Tell me everything and we will meet again in 5 years to take stock!
I have learned over the years to take these things as they come.
The use of mediation suspends the limitation period of 2 years to take legal action.
It has included a margin of three years to take into account possible operating contingencies.
The Biro brothers ' invention took 10 years to take off.
The database is updated every 2 years to take into account new information from national census.
