taking|takings in English

noun

[tak·ing || 'teɪkɪŋ]

act of one who takes; something take

Use "taking|takings" in a sentence

1. He counted the night's takings.

2. The takings haven't been totalled yet.

3. But the real reason the bar takings.

4. I think he creams off her takings.

5. The forecast upsurge in takings did not happen.

6. After we've closed , we count the day's takings.

7. A cashier ran away with the day's takings.

8. The raiders escaped with the takings from two tills.

9. You were after the takings, weren't you?

10. The cashier has done a bunk with the day's takings.

11. Cinema box-office takings in 2001 were ￡600m.

12. Store managers are predicting record takings this Christmas.

13. She was losing about ￡100 a week in takings.

14. Besides robbing travelers, innkeepers often supplemented their takings with earnings from prostitutes.

15. Our takings were down this week because the weather was so bad.

16. You go online and you see what courses your friend are takings...

17. Box office takings are up by 40 % on last year.

18. The takings clause mediates between the police power and the eminent domain power.

19. His total takings for the day amounted to one penny for a shave.

20. • Checking the takings late at night is no substitute for a proper Budgetary control system

21. It cost $ 200 million to make, and netted global takings of $ 8 billion even before the video was released.

22. His actual takings would therefore be insufficient even to meet his VAT liability.

23. The pub said that their takings were fifteen to twenty thousand pounds a week.

24. Takings rose 45 percent when the secret aroma was tested on Las Vegas fruit machines.

25. Several albums were also received, with two above average, all making significant contributions to the takings.