There was a part of his mind which called upon him to rise up and challenge the outrageous phrase and demand that it be taken back.
They're sore because one of them has been given her notice, and they say they won't give a show unless she's taken back.
The fleur-de-lis as the finial of a sceptre and as an ornament of a crown can be taken back to the fifth century.
He instances cases in which shields, apparently charged with ordinaries but really strengthened with cross-pieces, can be taken backto a period long anterior to the existence of regularised armory.
But only a part of these men would be taken backby the companies, and what under the sun did these chiefs intend to do with the others?
He said: "I will not mislead you boys for one minute, not one of you will be taken back.
My heart bleeds when I think of those poor, hunted and heart-broken fugitives, though a most interesting family, taken back to bondage ten-fold worse than Egyptian.
Whom He pleaseth will He chastise, and on whom He pleaseth will He have mercy, and to Him shall ye be taken back.
I intend that you shall be taken back to Venice by M.
With this threat he went away, ordering that I should be taken back to prison.
After supper Therese asked her if she would like to have a sedan-chair sent for, or if she would prefer to be taken back in my carriage.
Let father, mother, son, and nephew be taken back to where they belong; the nina to stay behind.
They could not leave her alone in the wilderness, and therefore of necessity she was going with them to their town; afterwards to be taken back to the estancia--to her mother.
And whether they remain under your protection, or be taken back to Paraguay, 'twill be all the same as regards the senorita.
Life is the gift of God, and is therefore sacred, and must only be taken back by the Giver of life.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "taken back" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
