How To Use Take stock In A Sentence
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With Thanksgiving around the corner, I thought it would be a good time to take stock of the stockless.
Beth Broderick: Poor... It's The New Rich
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Take stock of your festive decorations and decide if any need replacing.
The Sun
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If anyone is gonna crib again saying that the faulty rules have enabled an undeserving team to reach the semis, let us take stock of the situation.
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Press Trust of India Sonia comments hint at greater role for Rahul VARANASI: Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Sunday said she had sent Rahul Gandhi to take stock of flood-affected areas in UP and Bihar in September 2008, in what amounted to the party chief dropping a clear hint that the young AICC general secretary may be handed over bigger responsibilities in the coming future.
India News Digest: 'Rajus Gave Fake Papers to Auditors'
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I also dwelt, perhaps overheavily, on certain doubts and reservations, of which even his most devoted admirers must take stock.
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Having just returned from their trip to Brussels, Carol and her friends sit in her house in one of the broad avenues set back from the town's harbour, to take stock.
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We care about this kind of handicapping because it gives us a chance, after Harper's cabinet re-alignment earlier this month, to take stock of who's getting what done for this minority government and what lessons other cabinet ministers - I'm looking at you Jim Prentice and Tony Clement - might learn from these successes.
Winnipeg Sun
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Since the film rarely stops to take stock of its overcomplicated story (complete with political counterplots and a largely unexplored backstory), things can get a little confusing at times.
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Periodically take stock physically of raw materials and finish goods.
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This is a good moment to take stock of one of the biggest social experiments in history.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because perimenopause typically occurs at the midpoint of a woman's life, it's a perfect opportunity to take stock and make sure you're doing everything you can to stay healthy.
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He felt too blue himself to take stock in trivialities.
DUTCH COURAGE
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Settling back in a wicker chair, shaded from the glorious sun by a large brolly, I take stock of the astonishing value of a week's holiday in this beguiling and little known country.
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The open-hearted stories of uncertainty, failure and success created a safe and exploratory atmosphere where every person had the chance to take stock of the present and dream for the future.
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It is incumbent on the new chief executive when he takes office in the new year to take stock and then take action.
Times, Sunday Times
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Today's footballers should take stock of their lives and consider themselves privileged to be where they are and set examples to the up-and-coming stars of the future.
The Sun
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His comments came after the group convened what it called a consultative meeting in Cairo to take stock of market situations and to asses whether members were complying with a 1.5 million barrel per day output cut announced Oct. 24 in Vienna, Austria.
Market News
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Recently he and his father and stepmother went away together and I had a chance to take stock.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now is the time to take stock and think about what needs to be done for customers, employees and job applicants.
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The odds are that you are throwing away an unparalleled opportunity to take stock and work out what you want to do.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Judge hearing any such application will be in a better position than I am to take stock of the Claimant and her prospects of actually prosecuting this claim before the court.
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They pause a moment to take stock of the figures hurrying about them in the dark.
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As we approach the millennium it seems an appropriate time for OLOC to take stock, to reflect and review where we want to go and how.
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Perhaps my objection is too literal-minded, taking Massie's talk of self-sufficiency and "winds of the world" at face value as descriptions of our perception of certain kinds of novels rather than metaphorically, approximations of the reading experience -- "it's as if this novel wanted to be self-sufficient, turned inward into language" or "it's as if this one is trying to take stock of historical circumstances.
Confusion and Turbulence
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Communities must take stock of their assets, he said, and devise a strategy to develop tourism or industry.
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But proposed regulations may force people to take stock of their daily energy consumption and could make us think twice about our festive decor.
Times, Sunday Times
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Our forward planning is designed to enable us to take stock precisely as the Select Committee advocated.
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Any understanding of the politics of the world must therefore take stock of this agglomerative process and its effects.
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It was time to take stock of the situation.
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This hiatus in our headlong rush to be economic superstars of Europe might present us with an opportunity to take stock.
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Everyone needed time to take stock after the most prestigious solo race had turned into a demolition derby.
Times, Sunday Times
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Take stock of your festive decorations and decide if any need replacing.
The Sun
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I was forty, the age when people take stock and change their lives.
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This is a good moment to take stock of one of the biggest social experiments in history.
Times, Sunday Times
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As we gathered speed out of Mazatlan, the empty window frames offered a cooling breeze through the stuffy carriage, and I started to take stock of the characters travelling around us.
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Their goal is to take stock of the latest theories and findings about dark matter and spark cross-disciplinary discussions and collaborations aimed at resolving the dark matter puzzle.
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Everyone needed time to take stock after the most prestigious solo race had turned into a demolition derby.
Times, Sunday Times
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After two years spent teaching abroad, she returned home for a month to take stock of her life.
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It is also time to take stock of inner weaknesses such as egoism.
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His comments Saturday came after the group convened what it called a consultative meeting in Cairo to take stock of market situations and to asses whether members were complying with a
Market News
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And yet, I feel that the tide turned on that mudbank; at least, after a long nightmare, I can say that there followed a period of comparative calm, for me, in which I was able to recruit my tattered nerves, and take stock, and start planning how to get the devil out of this Indian pickle and back to England and safety.
Fiancée
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But proposed regulations may force people to take stock of their daily energy consumption and could make us think twice about our festive decor.
Times, Sunday Times
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Time to take stock and strategise.
The Sun
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His comments came after the group convened what it called a consultative meeting in Cairo to take stock of market situations and to asses whether members were complying with a 1.5 million barrel-per-day output cut announced Oct. 24 in Vienna, Austria.
CNN.com
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He then turned his year-long odyssey into a book, 365 Thank Yous, which not only has climbed the bestseller lists, but also inspired people all over the world to take stock of their own lives and feel grateful and loved.
Cristina Carlino: Five Ways Choosing Love Can Revolutionize Your Life
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Take stock - not only for your relationship but also for your own self-respect and confidence.
The Sun
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Give yourself time to take stock and evolve your survival plan.
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