Sentences with phrase «to take to something»

My first son who is now 6 year old took to it immediately it was so easy by 8 months old when he would show signs he would wait to go potty.

An owner ordered three for each of her three terriers, which took to them immediately.

So Justine spent an extended time palpating my belly and taking to me about what she could feel and what her experience told her.

The best thing we can do is scoop the best TE left at 16, hope that cortland Sutton is left in the secondl, and after that look for O - line depth and fill spots that are less important like trying to find another linebacker to put next to mosely but again its not a necessity we can let these young guys play develope and see where it takes us

Love to Laugh and enjoy life both sexually and spiritually, let blend the 2 and see where it takes us

The app launched in August 2013, and shoppers took to it immediately.

It's a breath of fresh air from Nintendo's hardware division, and it's easy to see why so many people have taken to it.

«There will be organizations that take to it right away, such as product designers or engineers, but for a broader audience it's going to take some convincing and that will take some time.»

Shane Smith's counterculture origins might suggest he should find life as a multi-millionaire uncomfortable, but he seems to have taken to it in style.

When Dmitry bought his son his first computer at age 4, Buterin took to it instantly.

Crescent Electric studied mining costs based on the wattage used by the three most popular mining rigs (the AntMiner S9, the AntMinerS7 and the Avalon 6) and the days each takes to mine a coin (which range from 452 to over 1,800 depending on the machine), then multiplied by the average electricity rate in each state.

The latest 75 - day CFIUS review of the Lattice deal, the third since it was announced in November, ended this week with the panel informing Canyon Bridge and Lattice it would recommend Trump block the acquisition if they take it to him for review.

After more than three years of homelessness and near homelessness I was offered an old - school, sleep - in - the - back apprenticeship with an old - school industrial craftsman and took to it like a fish to water.

But Rhei works because Stanković applies electromagnetism and ferrofluid with a fresh, artistic take to something everyone uses today, creating an entirely new standard for what a clock is supposed to look like and do.

It takes a thick skin to run your own business, and although it's perfectly natural for criticism to sometimes get to you, the worst thing you can do is take to you company social media accounts to put the «haters» in their place.

«I met Elliot in 2007 and immediately took to him — the industry needed a disruptor,» says Doug Brown, former vice chair of investment banking at Morgan Stanley, now head of DLB Capital in Wilton, Conn. «He understood that if the client does well, the advisor does well.

You either take to it or you don't, and I knew right away that this was how I wanted to do it.»

I took to it like a fish in water.

If you personally think the creator of the universe is taking to you, I think you should see a psychiatrist.

The leaders hide church history from its members, when we find it, we take it to them, and of course are called aposates, there are so many mental systems in place at every level to control the people and there thoughts and actions, at a very young age.

I'm taking it to it's logical end.

Exd 6:7 And I will take you to me for a people, and I will be to you a God: and ye shall know that I [am] the LORD your God, which bringeth you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians.

hint: click on the bible verse references on my blog post... and book titles, etc... it will take you to them!

Imputation is described tersely and truly by an English historian of the Reformation, Patrick Collinson: «[It is] a transaction somewhat like a marriage, in which Christ the bridegroom takes to himself an impoverished and wretched harlot and confers upon her all the riches that are His....

This time he received it in the form of sour wine, and with it he took to himself his bride — the whole world of us, whose sins he bore by uniting as one flesh with us.

Take it to yourself, for without its baptism you will wither away for lack of longing as a flower withers for lack of water; and preserve it and care for it, since without your sun it will go stupidly to waste in sterile shoots.

But the Christ Himself was not crucified, he says, nor did He die, for God out of His love for Him took Him to Himself into heaven.

He also made it legal to put away whichever wife one might wish, and, should one so wish, to take to oneself another in the same way.

To see belief not as a set of beliefs but as a story, an experience of coming to belief, means that theological reflection ought itself to be shaped by the story, take to itself, both in form and content, the story.

However, she had an offspring, a little camel, which, he says, when the mother had been done away with, called upon God and God took it to Himself.

The wrong of one was the wrong of all within the blood - brotherhood, as when Abram took to himself the harm done to his brother.

My wife is putting together boxes for this lady and her daughter, and in the coming week, we are going to take it all to her.

In contrast, in Western Europe, where the political structure of the Empire suffered more than in the East and in several regions disappeared, the Church survived and took to itself some of the powers and functions of the Empire.

I take to me the services which thou hast done to him.

and never took to it very much.

10 If he takes to himself another woman, he may not reduce her food, her clothing, or her conjugal rights.

As evidenced by the current offense taken to him by Mark Olsen and various commenters at Evangel, he obviously hasn't lost his spiritual gift in that matter.

Dr. Ghali O you who have believed, do not take to yourselves the Jews and the Nasara (Christians) as patrons; some of them are patrons to some (others).

A missionary movement arose with a parallel outward movement not with the desire to exploit nations, but to take to them a divine treasure.

Any command that a great character takes to himself in the course of his development does not act in him as part of his consciousness or as material for building up his exercises, but remains latent in a basic layer of his substance until it reveals itself to him in a concrete way.

We are to do so continually, through all of our days here on Earth, until He comes again or we are taken to Him.