| take be | 4.34 | Time takes are of it. | ||
| take place | 2.63 | Voting takes place this week. | ||
| take will | 1.12 | There are precautions the sixth-year quarterback can and will take. | ||
| take hold | 0.79 | Though the picture has its longueurs, its rhythms take hold and pull you in. | ||
| take get | 0.53 | It took nine takes to get it right. | ||
| take note | 0.46 | Take notes. | ||
| take turn | 0.46 | The Littles take turns unclogging sewer lines and resetting circuit breakers. | ||
| take advantage | 0.39 | But since the stocks did get hammered, it asks why not take advantage of some bargains? | ||
| take do | 0.39 | Take off he does, avoiding road blocks. | ||
| take have | 0.39 | The new take has Heston arming the ladies for a different ending. | ||
| take can | 0.33 | But teleworking can take just about any form a position warrants, says Dziak. | ||
| take aim | 0.26 | Takes aim at the middle ground between terminally hip and terribly nerdy. | ||
| take effect | 0.26 | The sale takes effect officially when the liquor license changes hands, which is expected in November. | ||
| take move | 0.26 | First take has moved. | ||
| take take | 0.26 | Because the accord would take take the form of a minority investment, it is not expected to run afoul of European Commission rules. |