| take say | 3.09 | What it takes, he says, is strength and more strength. | ||
| take follow | 2.57 | The decision was taken following a police report on the incident. | ||
| take be | 2.11 | Not to be taken away. | ||
| take have | 1.45 | To to have taken the right decision for once. | ||
| take regard | 0.99 | He would not say what action, if any, would be taken regarding the transfer fee. | ||
| take use | 0.72 | The census was taken using indelible ink to avoid inflating the numbers. | ||
| take get | 0.59 | To be frank, the new mascot is going to take some getting used to. | ||
| take unite | 0.59 | United could have taken it. | ||
| take accord | 0.53 | When no action was taken, according to people at the company, they went to the human resources department of the parent company. | ||
| take make | 0.46 | The coaches could assign him to cover Howard, and the two can take turns making each other look good. | ||
| take base | 0.39 | The council would take action based on a report by Secretary-General Kofi Annan, it says. | ||
| take come | 0.39 | Jaded hoteliers, however, point out that these can take forever coming. | ||
| take live | 0.39 | He takes turns living in the homes of his two sisters, and is uncannily sharp. | ||
| take do | 0.33 | What planet does this show take place on, anyway? | ||
| take lead | 0.33 | When nationalism took over, in the army coup led by Nasser, the aloofness paid its price. | ||
| take ask | 0.26 | Axworthy did not say how many dissidents Canada is being asked to take. | ||
| take fish | 0.26 | He had two friends there, two male friends, who had a little boat they could take fishing. | ||
| take injure | 0.26 | One of the woman hostages was taken away injured. | ||
| take run | 0.26 | Dancers took running leaps onto the barre, twisted their way along it and squeezed between it and the wall. | ||
| take seem | 0.26 | Whatever direction the course takes, it seems sure to remain delicate for some time. |