"Bob always makes fun of me at work, but I just take it in ......... and refuse to let it bother me," Matt told Amber. stripes stride stretch step
"I'm sorry, Joe. You're such a reliable employee that I didn't want to take ......... with you on your decision regarding this contract, but I decided I had to so that you know my policy," the boss told him. issue offense action instance
"I'll be ready to go to the hotel in a few minutes. Just give me a little while to take it all .......... Everything is so beautiful!" Kim said to Jack after they stepped off the plane in Hawaii. on in there back
"Now it is my pleasure to introduce this band from Atlanta, Georgia. They are renowned for their blues and jazz routines. I give you-- the Squirrels! Take it ........., boys!" the emcee announced. up off ahead away
"I'm sorry I messed up on the chorus again," the guitar player told the band. "Let's take it from the ......... and this time I won't make that same mistake." head front cap top
"I know that you're very angry with your boyfriend, but don't ......... it out on me. I didn't do anything wrong," Lisa's brother said. toss trounce take tell
"When I first started my second job, I felt fine. But the long hours are starting to take their ......... on me. I'm tired and apathetic almost all the time," Jill confessed to Alice. fee toll fare time
"I'm so tired of that lady coming by at all hours to ask us for something. I don't take ......... to people who ask for favors when I barely know them," Chris told Linda. sweetly fondily nicely kindly
"I've given you a lot of leeway on your project, but you're taking ......... that I can't allow. You're abusing my trust," the boss told Jack. liberties frivolities atrocities propensities
"The cable company charged us a late fee, but I paid the bill on time and I can prove it. I'm not going to take this ......... down. I'm going to complain to their manager," Bill told his wife. face lying hands sitting
