Examples of using To take the place in English and their translations into Polish
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it is necessary to take the place of least resistance.
especially in its earliest phase as if they wanted to take the place of the Creator.
Filippone believes she has come up with something to take the place of the term“organic clothing”.
often employing an imaginary telephone to take the place of an onstage partner.
humanity and creation as a whole was disrupted by our presuming to take the place of God and refusing to acknowledge our creaturely limitations.
it wants to take the place of the world leader in the e-commerce market, Amazon.
She thinks I'm trying to take the place of her mom. Anytime I exert any authority over her.
Anytime I exert any authority over her… she thinks I'm trying to take the place of her mom.
More recently, secularism has assumed a more militant attitude, assuming to take the place of the religion whose totalitarian bondage it onetime resisted.
During the French Revolution a certain doctor invented a labor-saving device to take the place of a headmen's ax.
That the Law Covenant was never intended to take the place of the original Covenant, is the Apostle's argument.
It's easy to think that science has come to take the place of God.
Butterflies diversified as well, perhaps to take the place of leaf-eating insects wiped out by the extinction.
Then she will find somebody else to take the place over,'cause I already got my dream.
Iran is on the verge of missing a historic opportunity to take the place on the world stage that its history
So I just raise up new ones to take the place of those who refuse to obey.
Those, who in the 21st century want to take the place which- according to them- they have always deserved- the place"in the centre of the world";
Then you could be useful at the attraction we have contracted… to take the place of the spook house.