When the storm suddenly turned violent, the hikers took cover under a rocky overhang until it passed.

After the long walk, she took a pew by the church window and watched the sunset.

Each musician took one's seat as the rehearsal began, tuning quietly before the conductor's cue.

When the train arrived, she took a seat by the window and watched the city pass by.

The little boy showed me his loose toof and grinned.

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.

She took part in the charity run despite the rain.

She took it on the arches, trusting the old stone to support the load.

The family secret took someone to the grave and left a silence that lasted generations.

The coastal path was shaded by a stand of tooart, whose fragrant leaves scented the sea breeze.