take a place

“We can’t take a place that’s not ours. Everyone knows where to go.”

A further discussion of this issue will take a place on Jan 26., an EMA spokesperson said on Tuesday.

The third piece, a matching tiny bud vase, adds a touch of whimsy to the set, which, in its entirety, is handsome enough to take a place of pride in any living room worth being in.

Under the proposed process, the RBC would hold three virtual public hearings to take input about the primary process, while states draft their applications to take a place in the early window.

Neurovirology may take a place alongside sessions on long-term memory, synapses and glia at some future SFN meeting.