To take place
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Two recycling industry events that had been scheduled to take place in New Orleans in early 2006 have shifted to Albuquerque, N.
WTA had already once succeeded in canceling the meeting, which was originally supposed to take place on Jan.
By bringing these cases to court, we hope to raise awareness of safety changes that need to take place in the aviation industry in the U.
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- To take check
- To take down
- To take effect
- To take fire
- To take ground to the right
- To take heart
- To take heart of grace
- To take heed
- To take heed to
- To take hold of
- To take horse
- To take huff
- To take in
- To take in hand
- To take in with
- To take into one's confidence
- To take it in snuff
- To take keep
- To take measures
- To take notice of
- To take off
- To take offense
- To take on
- To take one's measure
- To take order for
- To take place
- To take pleasure in
- To take possession
- To take potluck
- To take rank of
- To take shape
- To take shipping
- To take sides
- To take sight
- To take soil
- To take steps
- To take stock
- To take stock in
- To take stock of
- To take the air
- To take the back track
- To take the bull by the horns
- To take the chair
- To take the field
- To take the name of God in vain
- To take the offensive
- To take the place of
- To take the reins
- To take the trouble
- To take the veil
- To take the wall
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- To take breath
- To take care
- To take care of
- To take check
- To take down
- To take effect
- To take fire
- To take ground to the right
- To take heart
- To take heart of grace
- To take heed
- To take heed to
- To take hold of
- To take horse
- To take huff
- To take in
- To take in hand
- To take in with
- To take into one's confidence
- To take it in snuff
- To take keep
- To Take Leave
- To take measures
- To take notice of
- To take off
- To take offense
- To take on
- To take one's measure
- To take order for
- To Take Out
- To take place
- To take pleasure in
- To take possession
- To take potluck
- To take rank of
- To take shape
- To take shipping
- To take sides
- To take sight
- To take soil
- To take steps
- To take stock
- To take stock in
- To take stock of
- To take the air
- To take the back track
- To take the bull by the horns
- To take the chair
- To take the field
- To take the name of God in vain
- To take the offensive
- To take the place of
- To take the reins
- To take the trouble
- To take the veil
- To take the wall
- To take the wind
- To take the wind out of one's sails
- To take time by the forelock
- To take to
- To take to heart
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