1. An unpleasant result (esp in the phrase take the Consequences) 3

2. You had to take the consequences though, and not whine about it later.

3. I know it would take a brave woman to defy him, knowing the consequences.

4. Having announced that it would take the stand, however, the department feared the consequences of backing down.

5. Consequence for Our findings have far-reaching Consequences for researchers

6. An examination of the foreseeable consequences of its resorting to such conduct must take account of this.

7. Assumer les conséquences de ses actes to take responsibility for the consequences of one's actions

8. legislate on one element of distribution must take into account the relevance and consequences in other areas.

9. 17 But never before did a single incursion take place,[www.Sentencedict.com] which has serious consequences.

10. As a consequence, the person continues to carry the burden of sin alone, instead of letting the Savior take away the burden.

11. Take the cellular out and take pictures...

12. Take the cellular out and take pictures

13. Take its fruits, take the alligator pears.

14. And it would only take a small corner of this to slide into the sea to have major global consequences.

15. 1. a result or effect of some previous occurrence 2. an unpleasant result (esp in the phrase take the Consequences) 3

16. YOU TAKE THE FORWARD SECTION AND I'LL TAKE AFT.

17. Consequence (transitive) To threaten or punish (a child, etc.) with specific Consequences for misbehaviour

18. And if the Krauts take Leige, they take the ammo dump.

19. 14 The hijack take place just after the plane take off.

20. Mothers take care of the children, take care of the home.

21. Take the stairs.

22. Take the wheel!

23. The next time I say take the stairs you take the stairs!

24. Take the bottle.

25. Take the shot.

26. Take the oars!

27. Take the turtledoves.

28. Take the ramp.

29. Take the kid!

30. I'll take care of the buttons, you take care of the check.

31. Take the gun.

32. Take the body.

33. Take the wheel.

34. Take the antibiotics.

35. Just take the files, take the recordings and get on that boat.

36. This is a very particular take on learning: the Autodidact’s take

37. what measures it recommends the neighbouring Member States should take to prevent the spread of the adverse consequences of the Netherlands' drugs and drug-addiction policy?

38. Take this money, take your daughter away.

39. Take the road of substantial development and take the lead in modernized education.

40. I'll take the bike.

41. CASE, take the stick.

42. Take the wheel, Hayes.

43. McGill, take the sluice.

44. Devil take the hindmost.

45. I'll take a risk take a chance.

46. Take out the competition.

47. I'll take the wine.

48. Man: Take the shoes.

49. Here - - take the wheel.

50. I'll take the parasites.

51. I'll take the chance!

52. Take apart the cars!

53. I'll take the couch.

54. Take the right fork.

55. Jarvis, take the wheel.

56. Cops on the take?

57. I take the blame.

58. Take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves. 

59. Take the goddamn gun!

60. Let's take the boat.

61. PARENTS TAKE THE LEAD

62. Take the spell back.

63. I'll take the crabs.

64. The devil take hindmost.

65. Jacobs, take the wheel.

66. Take the cuffs off.

67. We take the fall.

68. Take, a swab in their the nose and take send it to the lab.

69. The wind was biting, and sleet blew into our faces and stung our eyes during take after take after take.

70. Mr. Nightlinger, you take care of the kitchen, I'll take care of the drive.

71. The devil take the hindmost.

72. Just take things lightly, and take some risks.

73. 26 The wind was biting, and sleet blew into our faces and stung our eyes during take after take after take.

74. 1 Take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves. 

75. Take him to the basement.

76. Take the Context Into Account.

77. Take everything but the fire.

78. I'll take the couch downstairs.

79. Take time by the forelock.

80. I can't take the strain.