1.   Gabriel reached up and took the apple and bit into it greedily.

2.   I sighed as I took an apple from the bowl on the window sill.

3.   Wanting to take an apple with her lunch.

4.   Blackwell takes the apple and starts all over.

5.   But as children began taking apples to their teachers, the term came into modern usage.

6.   He took apples to his teacher, played soldier at recess and prayed every Sunday with his family at the Church of Christ.

7.   He works in the Apple, but he never takes the apple.

8.   One of the last things he did was take everyone apple picking.

9.   The silk route passed through Kazakhstan, and botanists now speculate that centuries ago nomads and traders took wild apples with them on their journeys west.