71.   A half-dozen players stuck around to shoot and work out, but Bryant -- a known workaholic -- eagerly took the day off.

72.   A decade ago, the age-progressed pictures could take days to create.

73.   A lawyer for Jean-Christophe Mitterrand has filed an urgent request for his release, but the courts usually take several days to consider such a motion.

74.   A prolific creator who rarely takes a day off, Botero early on developed a unique style of bloated forms.

75.   A trip to El Yunque and Luquillo Beach will take all day.

76.   A typical survey required a crew of three or four people, could take days to complete and was somewhat inaccurate.

77.   Across the Channel in Britain, it takes a day.

78.   Administrative functions that used to take days -- such as the routing of forms from one department to another -- now take seconds.

79.   After the season ends, Johnson will take a few days to go fishing before returning to Los Angeles.

80.   After the initial call, take a day to absorb what was said, then make another call.

v. + day >>共 788
spend 19.78%
take 11.18%
have 5.35%
remember 3.01%
save 2.40%
carry 2.01%
end 1.94%
start 1.93%
begin 1.92%
open 1.83%
take + n. >>共 753
place 12.16%
part 5.04%
action 3.23%
advantage 2.92%
time 2.33%
control 1.68%
effect 1.66%
office 1.51%
step 1.35%
lead 1.11%
day 0.53%
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