take a part of

“It will motivate the construction of a political conscience of the Brazilian people so they understand women’s effective participation in every field they can and want to take a part of,” Lula said at the time.

“It’s going to take a part of L.A. that should be better known to a lot of people ... and it’s going to make it an attractive place to visit, but also to live.”

"Absolute nonsense. You don’t take a part of your physical one time and then a month or two later take another part of your physical," Dr. David Scheiner told CNN's Erin Burnett.

So that’s where, basically, you take a part of your business and you sell it to someone else or you give it to someone else.

He remained in Minneapolis until May 1886, when he left for New York City, planning to take “a part of the material there,” and to leave the rest in Chicago.