How to pronounce “taking hold” in English

it gets the idea that we need to we are listening to somebody who isn't overpromising and that winds up taking hold every one of these places has adifferent story Sanger California things were so bad in Sanger little town outside of Fresno that there was a bill board as

So as you move on, you see within political affairs, quite mainstream now, not particularly radical,the idea of the narrative taking hold, that what's critical is your ability to frame events in such a waythat people will accept your version of what's going on and act accordingly.

you say it uh in the beer industry and in that era it was mostly in the Northwest Oregon Washington Colorado little California and a little bit inNew England that this Renaissance of better beer was kind of taking hold and I kind of researched uh parallelresearched in a bunch of different Industries and recognized sort of a greater trend of It kind of coinciding with you know artisanal bakeries opening

He's there two hours before the crew.Male Presenter: And I think that concept of 360 degree media is really taking hold because both in television, so I know you've directed "Glee" and "Modern Family" and a

It's called Abraaj Capital earning $10 billion.Anyway 2009, they started talking about the new generation taking hold of new technology in very powerful ways.And most of us gringos were just like, yeah, that's a cute side show, but that's not interesting.

Well, basically, we're taking it to Igoind because we want to pique their interest, even just a little . Well, last year webuilt the second greenhouse, but since we were exporting everything, the technology wasn't taking hold there, so weused an Indian construction company to build it , starting from the blueprints. That was a

We've never seen this before so again, it may, it's a trend that pushes people more towards cobbling together their own political belief system, their own values and structures,rather than affiliating with formal institutions. In religion, amazingly enough, the same trend is taking hold. Forty-four percent of Americans, in a survey that was done by our colleaguesat the Pew Religion Forum, have changed the religion of their childhood in the course of their adulthood. So 44% of people in America now are practicing a religion or connecting