1.   Ben took my magazine home with him - the little booger!

2.   She took a magazine from near the top of the stack.

3.   Hamptons magazine was taken to court far from the celebrity-driven whirl of eastern Long Island it covers.

4.   He left the magazine because of irreconcilable differences with its owners, who did not like the direction in which he was taking the magazine.

5.   It usually takes a magazine five or six years to its point of maturity.

6.   Normally, preseason magazines are taken seriously only by sportswriters trying to supplement their incomes with a little free-lance work.

7.   That setback has been overcome, he said, and he now wants to take the magazine to another level.

8.   When she took over the magazines, she inherited a business run by the decree of the advertising staff.

9.   Woodward is reluctant to commit himself on the direction he intends to take the magazine.

10.   Participants also take home magazines as souvenirs and certificates of attendance.