| Also by that time, he doubtless thinks, a white-handed aristocrat like Herbert will have tired of the affair and betaken himself back to the Towers where he belongs. |
| In light of these realities, what specific areas should receive attention and what specific approaches should betaken by the Church in Her evangelizing mission in Asia? |
| The other 75 days can betaken at any time in the child's first 8 years. |
| Bygrave and his family had betaken themselves, and he was perfectly ignorant of the number of days over which their absence might be expected to extend. |
| To the south of the parallel sets of tracks will be the G.T.R. Don freight yard, from which the additional width for the right of way will betaken. |
| But if, in the reaction of disgust, I have betaken myself to a fishy eye, there has been a surprising similarity of result. |
