take it out of造句

I'll take it out of her.

They can take it out of my pay.

Does he have the right to take it out of her mouth or ball her out, out of love, saying, "I wouldn't want you to have it."

You just take it out of the box, plug it in and it all loads for you.

If you order your food "to go", you take it out of the restaurant.

If you have a video camera or laptop, please take it out of the case.

Frozen food thaws or defrosts when we take it out of the freezer.

Would you be surprised if I could take it out of your hand?

Likewise, Xiao Li can be realistic in reporting work, but you take it out of context and get it out of context.

Police were called in to keep watch until the bank's staff could take it out of service.

I'll get you some pillows to elevate your arm, so you can take it out of the sling.

Cook with medium fire for about 4minutes. Don't let the boiled water spill out. Then the noodle is ready and take it out of the water.

If you decide that you think Daniel is not scripture, or you think the Revelation of John is not scripture, just take it out of the box.

Before the race Paul loaded his racer onto the trailer to take it out of town to the drag strip for the race.

As you discover a genuine need for something (genuine being the operative word), take it out of storage with a clear conscience.

To speed things along, make sure to stash your zip-top plastic bag in an accessible place so you can easily take it out of your baggage and put it in a bin during screening.

"The sound of their armies will be like the voice of a lion, and their war-cry like the noise of young lions: with loud cries they will come down on their food and will take it away safely, and there will be no one to take it out of their hands."