take interest's Usage Examples:

Goswami began to take interest in cricket when she watched the 1992 Cricket World Cup on TV.

International investors mainly from South Africa began to take interest in the industry in the early 1990s.

As discussed in the book, they take interest in the task of translating a conventionally Christian notion of Chaplaincy into Hindu terms.

McKeighan started to take interest in creating the Farmers" Alliance and was elected Probate Judge of Webster.

The parents are highly motivated to educate their children and take interest in their studies.

Civilization (1500 BC), Jews were not allowed to take interest from other Jews, but they were allowed to take interest from the gentiles.

Otherwise, the bankers and insurance people may never take interest in it, as said by Mullarkey, an ex-telegraph operator and New York agent for Edison.

However, the Canadian government did not take interest in collecting information on sightings until 1947.

is the man who will change the world, as people around town begin to take interest in the time traveler.

such men as Louis-René Villermé a physician and economist begin to take interest and realize the growth of individuals into adulthood had factors in.

He also said that the character would take interest in various of the Street"s ladies.

Hussain began to take interest in national politics in 1968 when he became chairman and joined the.

her husband reclaimed the throne, Philippa influenced King Edward to take interest in the nation"s commercial expansion, was part of the successful Battle.

Synonyms:

curiosity, wonder, enthusiasm, involvement, concern,

Antonyms:

middle, connect, join, stay, attach,