take a risk's Usage Examples:

Desperate to help Natalie, Moose decides to take a risk, with the help of Piper, and writes a letter to the infamous criminal.

It all began when a family of entrepreneurs decided to take a risk in October 2003, and introduced the concept of home shopping networks.

Colvard decided to take a risk and accept the tournament invitation.

" At first nobody was willing to take a risk on such a non-commercial script until film mogul Bill Kong, the man behind.

I had to take a risk and leave Corrie in 2007 because I didn't want to play Jamie Baldwin.

60 ERA, but Baltimore opted not to take a risk with him and signed Lee Smith as their new closer.

The detectives take a risk and find the young man kidnapped.

stars, stating: "It is not often that we see a big star choosing to take a risk with a script that is not simplistic or formulaic, especially when his.

The boy helps persuade Tony to take a risk, so he undergoes surgery and his hearing returns.

suddenly arrive at a turning point in the football world – or match – and take a risk: giving an amateur the opportunity for a penalty kick or challenging.

But these days in animation, the safest bet is to take a risk.

knowledge, as well as their numerical skills and willingness to bluff and take a risk.

Despite not knowing what the spa involves, Miles decides to take a risk and spends all of his family's savings on a visit.

In the end he decides to take a risk and marry her.

projects funded but has found it impossible to find investors willing to take a risk on his quirky films.

Synonyms:

move; act;

Antonyms:

refrain; block; recall;