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Meanings of take the title in English

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Usage of take the title in English
1
Championship point and a service winner is enough to take the title.
The Guardian
2
In the coming weeks Liverpool will take the title from Manchester City.
The Guardian
3
Hall's closing 67 was sufficient to take the title by two shots.
The Guardian
4
Their winter-inspired pie beat more than 4000 entries to take the title.
Radio NZ
5
United went on to take the title on goal average from Leeds United.
The Guardian
6
The BBC reports many experts expect Carlsen to take the title.
Radio NZ
7
The sons of counts in some families all take the title of Count.
Correspondence & Conversations of Alexis de Tocqueville with Nas...
8
It was an impressive machine indeed, but not enough to take the title.
Wired
9
He then held before breaking Puerta again to take the title.
The Guardian
10
He doth not intend to take the title, though it belongs to him.
The History of Henry Esmond, Esq., a Colonel in the Service of H...
11
Their pie beat more than 4500 entries to take the title.
Radio NZ
12
I take the title of this paper from those great lines in Whitman beginning-
Time and Change
13
Saville takes full advantage to smash home at the net and take the title
The Guardian
14
He became the second son of a world champion father to take the title.
The Guardian
15
In doing so, lost his balance and fell but recovered to take the title.
The Irish Times
16
The Briton will also take the title if Vettel fails to win on Sunday.
Reuters
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