Took In A Sentence

Q: How to use took in a sentence?

1. I took no notice of them. 2. Hubert took the little hand in his. 3. Thank you for the trouble you took to fetch it. 4. Julia took the chair nearest to her. 5. Reaching forth her hand, she took it.

How To Use Took In A Sentence?

He took down from the shelves that overshadowed it three or four volumes in succession.
Walking to the theatre, they once took the wrong turning and had to ask the way.
The amount of tea and goor they took away and consumed with benefit to themselves was surprising.
My mother took my fingers and laid them along her own, which were scarcely larger.
The real everyday world dropped away and a more real and vital world took its place.
However, he came up now and took his stand by her side, and they soon began to talk.
He fetched her shawl, and took her hand again in his, knowing that by so doing he made her happy.
A frightened look passed into her face; she turned from him; he took her hands.
He came in about nine, took a cup of coffee from the counter, and settled himself for a snooze.
Aronach took no notice, but went on pouring coffee, one cup of which he set by the kitten.
It took hours, of course, before our five-mile-long column had reached the top.
He played three; and then, thinking he had done enough, he took up a novel and began to read.

I was transported; I was eager to retain her good opinion, and took immense pains.
His house lay on the road which the escort to the post always took between Chaksam and Pete-jong.
Well, Emily, since you ask me, I must say that I think she took it very good-humouredly.
He had just four pounds, and the calculation how long he could live on such a sum took him some time.
Julia took her eyes from her husband's face, and looked dreamily into the fire.
Most messes had soon run out of whiskey, and rum in small quantities from the supply column took its place.
And when the latter at last moved off, it of course took an appreciable interval of time before the next mule followed suit.
The effect of all the coin that we took to and left in the country must have had a curious economic effect on Tibet.
She took walks with her while Patricia was at her lesson or otherwise occupied, and she went to afternoon service with her.
Millicent took it calmly, though she blushed, as she always did when face to face with strangers, and she motioned him to the sofa.
Well, anyone would know you used a bath-brush and took care of your hair," she ended lamely.
Emily took the hoop-stick, the old doll, and the broken box of water-colours, and packed them away carefully.