How To Use Take after In A Sentence
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You should take after your sister who is a diligent student.
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They prolong the effect of a neurotransmitter by blocking its reuptake after it ferries a signal across the gap from one nerve cell to the next.
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That was so hard to take after another amazing game.
The Sun
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Pad and pencil were more than Glover could take after a long night under the weight of his thought.
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On May 22, a trial had to be aborted when the jury heard inadmissible evidence by mistake after a garda giving that evidence had failed to hear the judge's order.
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Take after feeding. Do not exceed the recommended intake. Wash and dry the spoon thoroughly after use (not in a steam steriliser).
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I have no doubt that an English farmeress in her circumstances would have the neatest little parlour, a tidy maid to wait upon her, and most likely take afternoon tea in a black silk gown.
East of Paris Sketches in the Gâtinais, Bourbonnais, and Champagne
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Mediobanca is being forced to acquire the 10 percent stake after secretly buying that much in October.
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While waiting for the hole to close, your child's doctor may prescribe medicines, many of which some children also need to take after surgery.
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He speaks loudly in a kind of un-modulated American southern croak, which is hard to take after a while. . .
Inmate David Duke
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Most analysts described Ms. Merkel's U-turn on nuclear energy as a mistake after it failed to save her party from defeat in Baden-Württemberg.
The Politics of Pragmatism
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Pad and pencil were more than Glover could take after a long night under the weight of his thought.
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Mediobanca is being forced to acquire the 10 percent stake after secretly buying that much in October.
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How many times have we heard that so and so is a decent guy who made a mistake after the person in question has just shown himself to be crass and ill-behaved jerk?
Heckler Wilson 'a decent guy' with lock on district, observers say
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Thus, we are trained to swallow impish notions that to cease making one abysmal mistake after the next is "cutting and running" or "giving up" or forefend, "quitting.
James Campion: Afghanistan: The Original Quagmire
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He'd got a way of his own and I tend to take after him.
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He played with such enthusiasm and vigour, wanting to do take after take, and sang along while he was playing.
The Sun
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A school has been forced to admit it made a mistake after allowing geology students to hack at the rock face of a beauty spot on a field trip.
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Realizing that the Theban king has made a terrible mistake after speaking to Teiresias, Creon unseals the cave too late to save the girl.
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You will almost certainly be given antibiotics to take after the operation.
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BIRD flu experts were last night discussing what new measures to take after the avian virus spread across Europe.
The Sun
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His players' nutritional intake after the intense physical exertion of a game is a crucial part of their physiological recovery.
Times, Sunday Times
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Combine this with what I have seen as the increasingly cavalier attitude of the PTO, which results in increased prosecution costs and the need for prosecution devices such as continuations, RCE's and appeals, and what you get is the situation where, even where the invention is GREAT and the application sound, an applicant is increasingly uncertain about the course prosecution and enforcement will take after initial filing.
Patent Law Blog (Patently-O)
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I was afraid that if I started running the man would take after me.
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Each performance will outline the courses, qualifications and support available when deciding on which educational route to take after GCSEs.
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† alex rodriguez was busy playing waterboy for madonna at her concert down in miami! defamer † oh gross! sienna miller and balthazar getty are rekindling their romance i'm not obsessed † annalynne mccord is looking to take after lindsay lohan by possibly dating a woman celebslam † spencer Friday November 28 2008 @ 8: 06AM
Popbytes
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He could have been right at that, when one considers the trips that hippies take after eating some types of mushroom.