| "He's the werewolf who wanted to take down Bishop." | |
| "Hero cops take down New York City's biggest underground gambling operation." | |
| "It's not a threat if I follow through and take down this plane." | |
| "Mrs. Gorbachev, take down those pants." | |
| "Okay, take down a number" | |
| "He's the werewolf who wanted to take down Bishop." | |
| "Hero cops take down New York City's biggest underground gambling operation." | |
| "It's not a threat if I follow through and take down this plane." | |
| "Mrs. Gorbachev, take down those pants." | |
| "Okay, take down a number" | |
| - Because no one takes down command. | |
| -That takes down your spiritual honor. | |
| A rich kid takes down an ex-con with a gun? | |
| A simple chambermaid takes down the most powerful sorcerer in the land. | |
| Ah, Lord Montgomery takes down another opponent. | |
| - Because no one takes down command. | |
| -That takes down your spiritual honor. | |
| A rich kid takes down an ex-con with a gun? | |
| A simple chambermaid takes down the most powerful sorcerer in the land. | |
| Ah, Lord Montgomery takes down another opponent. | |
| "Your beloved PoIIy was took... was took down with a fever and died in spite of all we could do. | |
| (Chris) You took down a guy with five warrants. | |
| - And? And they were interrogating a coyote that fits his description when he went ballistic and took down the whole police force. | |
| - I believe that whoever took down the DC-9, made a mistake. | |
| - I saw the men you took down. | |
| "Your beloved PoIIy was took... was took down with a fever and died in spite of all we could do. | |
| (Chris) You took down a guy with five warrants. | |
| - And? And they were interrogating a coyote that fits his description when he went ballistic and took down the whole police force. | |
| - I believe that whoever took down the DC-9, made a mistake. | |
| - I saw the men you took down. | |
| "...needs to be taken down a peg or two." | |
| "Awakened in the middle of the night and taken down to the cellar. | |
| "servers of fragmentary warrants taken down... "in hebephrenic shorthand... | |
| (man) Good people, you know already the reasons for which this building, hitherto consecrated and separated from all worldly uses, shall be taken down or appropriated to other purposes. | |
| (narrator) Dewey has taken down another high-profile gangster, and under a national spotlight, he launches a campaign to become the next governor of New York. | |
| "I promised your Uncle Bobby that taking down Harris Ryland "would be my masterpiece. | |
| "Through repeated wars and long-term strategies..." "...by taking down ethnic tribes, and conquering nearby provinces..." | |
| "Would you mind taking down your wind chimes? | |
| # It's the heavyset one with the big gun and the sweet tongue, taking down everyone # | |
| # you talk of sinners taking down society # # guys like Howard Stern talking about pornography # # your solution is to take away our liberty # # to decide what we choose on radio or the TV # | |
| "...needs to be taken down a peg or two." | |
| "Awakened in the middle of the night and taken down to the cellar. | |
| "servers of fragmentary warrants taken down... "in hebephrenic shorthand... | |
| (man) Good people, you know already the reasons for which this building, hitherto consecrated and separated from all worldly uses, shall be taken down or appropriated to other purposes. | |
| (narrator) Dewey has taken down another high-profile gangster, and under a national spotlight, he launches a campaign to become the next governor of New York. | |
| "I promised your Uncle Bobby that taking down Harris Ryland "would be my masterpiece. | |
| "Through repeated wars and long-term strategies..." "...by taking down ethnic tribes, and conquering nearby provinces..." | |
| "Would you mind taking down your wind chimes? | |
| # It's the heavyset one with the big gun and the sweet tongue, taking down everyone # | |
| # you talk of sinners taking down society # # guys like Howard Stern talking about pornography # # your solution is to take away our liberty # # to decide what we choose on radio or the TV # | |
