After months of hesitation, she finally started taking the bull by the horns and restructuring the company.

He was taking a fall out of the old stunt routine to make it safer.

After his arrogant comment, his teammate responded by taking down a peg with a calm counterargument.

One harsh comment takes down a notch the pride he had built up.

Whenever he rides the uneven trail, he sometimes takes a fall out of the saddle and hurts his knee.

She takes a bite out of the apple while reading the letter.

She was taking a bite out of the sandwich when the phone rang.

I didn't mean to be taking away from her achievement when I pointed out the team's contribution.

When the project failed, she said it takes two to tangle, pointing out that both managers had ignored the warning signs.

Her constant complaining takes away from the joy of the celebration.