| will take | 8.69 | Always willing to take the rap. | ||
| resign take | 7.37 | Arlacchi resigned to take a top U.N. job. | ||
| be take | 6.71 | We are all taking a risk. | ||
| arrive take | 4.87 | Hearses arrived to take away the bodies. | ||
| use take | 3.75 | It can be used to take pictures of fairies. | ||
| rush take | 3.23 | But no one seems to be rushing to take charge. | ||
| opt take | 3.16 | I opted to take the land route. | ||
| position take | 2.57 | A dining terrace was perfectly positioned to take it all in. | ||
| return take | 2.50 | Afterward, we returned to take grappa. | ||
| stop take | 2.37 | We stopped to take on fuel. | ||
| poise take | 1.78 | Suharto poised to take on another term. | ||
| step take | 1.51 | Steps to take to achieve a lasting, loving relationship. | ||
| emerge take | 1.32 | Yet no powerful new idea emerged to take their place. | ||
| grant take | 1.32 | Taken for granted. | ||
| pause take | 1.32 | He paused to take another drink. | ||
| quit take | 1.32 | He quit to take a top administrative job with the LCRA. | ||
| place take | 1.25 | -- There still are many places that take only cash. | ||
| say take | 1.12 | No, I think he he says taking over the car lease. | ||
| set_up take | 1.12 | He may be set up to take the fall for murder. | ||
| call take | 1.05 | The fire department was called to take it away. |