The airplane took off on time despite the thick fog.

The sudden announcement took away from the excitement of the event.

At the town hall meeting, the me-tooers interrupted every speaker to share similar complaints.

At the startup pitch, every brilliant idea seemed to attract at least one me-tooer eager to replicate the success.

After seeing how efficient her colleague was, Jenna took a leaf out of someone's book and organized her workflow the same way.

During the product launch, the marketing team took a page out of someone's playbook and used viral challenges to boost engagement.

During the presentation, Maria took a page out of someone's book and used the same clear visuals and concise points that had worked before.

When discussing diplomatic breakthroughs, political analysts often use the proverb it took Nixon to go to China to suggest that only someone with Nixon's stature could have succeeded.

When one took something off one's chest, a heavy burden seemed to lift.

After months of ignored complaints about the broken streetlights, she warned that anyone who took law into one's own hands would only make the situation worse.