1. Susan and her brother take turns doing the dishes.

2. The male and female take turns to sit on the nest.

3. We take turns to answer the phone.

4. You'll have to take turns on the swing.

5. Males and females take turns brooding the eggs.

6. Dan and I usually take turns to cook.

7. The male and female birds take turns in sitting on the eggs.

8. Small children find it almost impossible to take turns.

9. We take turns cooking dinner.

10. We take turns doing the dishes.

11. Dozens of men and boys take turns trading shots with him.

12. We arranged that we should take turns to cook for whomsoever was on the same watch.

13. They take turns coming back on weekends to run it.

14. Take turns in hitting each other's rounded end with the pointed end of your own egg.

15. They take turns; one pours a full bucket over my head like a waterfall.

16. Okay take turns rolling the dice and taking that many cubes.

17. I asked them to take turns talking about the pictures.

18. Some parents naturally take turns in distracting or managing the child.

19. In role-playing ses-sions(/take turns.html), they take turns asking for and then granting or denying requests for flexible schedules.

20. For example, it helps if we take turns reading aloud with our child.

21. In other collaborative activities individuals take turns in sitting vigilantly alert while others feed, thereby functioning as watchdogs or guards.

22. When the soldiers have drunk more, they will take turns going into the wagon with the women.

23. I said I never had to take turns in my old house with my mum and my dad.

24. They form monogamous pairs and, within the pair, take turns to play the male and female roles.

25. Let the students take turns making their noise and have all the students judge who made the most noise. 3.

26. Have each group take turns gluing their items side by side on the graph.

27. You can't both use the bike at once you'll have to take turns.

28. In the teaching of the principles of group discussion, every member of the group should take turns in leading the discussion.

29. The priests in Jerusalem were so numerous that they had to take turns in performing Temple ceremonies.

30. So, instead, they used a large puppet and two actors who take turns dressing as the chimpanzee.

1. The male and female take turns to sit on the nest.

31. The adults would take turns staying awake and fanning those sleeping, but this made little difference.

32. We take turns telling jokes at Jim's birthday party.

33. Sam and I take turns at riding the bike.

34. Your partner tells you what will happen. Take turns.

35. Let's take turns at doing it.

36. In class we should not talk at the same time; we should take turns.

37. Susan and her brother take turns ( at ) doing the dishes.

38. If Manchester United starts to take turns,() Looney inevitable will also sIt'substitutes the mat.

39. Before Christmas leave of absence, only then Harvey, Alvis and Baerdesi are not suitable take turns.

40. As your child learns to read, take turns reading to each other.

41. Midway through class on Tuesday, Mr. Vargas Llosa switched gears, indicating that it was time for presentations by students, who take turns sitting at his desk and analyzing Borges's work.

42. One way a program is like a board game is that every player must take turns.

43. Their moms and I take turns to car pool the kids to ballet practice.

44. We were five for four carrier positions; therefore, we could take turns.

45. All the schools take turns to hold the sports meet every year.

46. We Anglicans take turns meeting in one another's homes, and the Methodists and Baptists do the same.

47. The doctors take turns at participating in the mobile medical team.

48. Kids learn how to share, take turns and play by the rules.

49. He and Carla Torgerson take turns as the band's lead vocalist.

50. Pilots on long-haul flights often take turns at the controls to remain alert.

51. With time-division multiplexing (TDM), the customers "take turns" transmitting information.

52. Time division multiplexing requires senders to take turns transmitting across the shared medium.

53. We each take turns burning a hole in it with a cigarette.

54. They take turns being included in the Lakota Country Times.

55. Boys and girls , young and old, take turns to bat.

56. Take turns to choose a square and make a sentence using the phrasal verb in the square.

57. Villagers and militiamen take turns joining in a rallying cry: Papua merdeka!

58. We take turns rolling the dice and move to different coloured squares.

59. I'll take turns with you at the wheel, when you get tired.

60. At summer picnics, there is often an informal baseball game. Boys and girls, the young and the old, take turns to bate. Each team has 9 plyers.

61. Each parent should take turns helping the teacher during each class session.