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Meanings of take the microphone in English

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Usage of take the microphone in English
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Mr. Savage will now take the microphone and say a few words.
Brave New World
2
The writer suggests that the purser ask her to take the microphone.
The new yorker
3
They frequently take the microphone to lead the crowd in chanting.
The Guardian
4
The wind tries to take the microphone out of his hand.
Ancient shores
5
Here, take the microphone, and put your finger on the two-button as Web did.
Cities in Flight
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Videos of the encounter show Acosta pulling back as the intern moved to take the microphone.
Reuters
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He said that would mount a challenge ahead of the roll-call by asking to take the microphone.
The Guardian
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After waiting about 20 minutes Sanders himself was pushed away when he tried to take the microphone back.
The Guardian
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No, but if there was any justice in the world, someone would take the microphone away from you.
The Guardian
10
Should I? Federer said it was a bit of fun and didn't know the Ferrell would take the microphone.
News.com.au
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She called his behavior "absolutely unacceptable." Videos of the encounter show Acosta pulling back as the staffer moved to take the microphone.
Reuters
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Russell was nursing a right quad contusion but did take the microphone to speak to the crowd before the game to promise better things ahead.
Reuters
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The argument led to a tugging match between a White House intern who tried to take the microphone from Acosta, who hung on to it.
The Guardian
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Instead, she takes the microphone out of the holder, still facing us.
The center of everything
15
She reached down and took the microphone the com officer handed her.
Echoes Of Honor
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A young girl took the microphone and the room was silenced.
The Irish Times
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