take an inventory

Take an inventory, and you could come up with anything.

The city did not even know what it had until officials took an inventory in 1997.

You had known how to take an inventory of your wealth.

It works by taking an inventory of the features in a scene.

A country must first take an inventory of its significant cultural and natural properties.

Put it that I take an inventory, or make a catalogue.

I nodded, not quite sure, taking an inventory of where it hurt.

Take an inventory in the morning, see what's gone and put the amount on the bill."

I feel much more comfortable around people who are in recovery because they're taking an inventory all the time.

We will take an inventory and make a rough estimate.

In taking an inventory of tendencies, this demands some attention.

He had spent roughly 10 minutes looking around and taking an inventory of the terrain.

At dawn, with the light, they could take an inventory of the damages.

We took an inventory of the locked cases and left."

She took an inventory and found that about 60 percent of the major shrubbery was gone.

I want you to take an inventory of your needs at this point in your life.

But before we do this twenty-questions business, I have to take an inventory.

That agent, he said, will then go out to the customer's house to take an inventory and provide an estimate.

"The person in pain needs to take an inventory about what touch is pleasurable and what's not," she says.

The secretary's office receives the petitions and we will take an inventory of them.

While Jack was saying this softly the pilot had started to take an inventory of the motor.

Religious officials were charged with taking an inventory on these departures out of France.

"A large part of the initial efforts will be to take an inventory of where we stand," he said.

He went to headquarters, unlocked the safe and took an inventory of its contents.

"We'll need to take an inventory and set up a rationing scheme.