She was taking a flying fuck at a rolling doughnut about the criticism, completely unconcerned.

Taking one's eye off the ball during negotiations cost the company a major contract.

I felt strangely calm, taking a long walk on a short pier as the sun dipped below the horizon.

By taking a page out of someone's playbook, the startup adopted the competitor's customer-first approach and achieved rapid growth.

She's taking a leaf out of someone's book by organizing her schedule the night before every workday.

She accelerated her career growth by taking a page out of someone's book, adopting their networking habits and following up more consistently.

At the reunion, taking something off one's chest unexpectedly cleared up old misunderstandings and eased the tension.

The community leader warned against taking law into one's own hands, urging residents to trust the police.

When official channels failed, taking matters into one's own hands became the only way to get the project moving again.

Taking the law into one's own hands, the vigilante acted without waiting for the authorities.