take energy

Nor does it seem to take energy to remember these things.

This is how food moves through us and we take energy from it.

But she would not be able to hold him that way long, because magic did take energy.

Man makes straight lines out of nature, but it takes energy to do so.

"It's probably the best way to take energy out of the body," he said.

Because of course it takes energy to move water into vapor.

This means that it takes energy to pack them together.

"But it would take energy we'll need for other things tonight.

"In a way, I think we took energy from the fans."

Even with the cloak, it took energy to stay warm in the cold.

Once before when we'd been less bound than this, he'd taken energy from me without drawing blood.

Taking energy from the sun is a natural process.

You see, it does take energy to give a fellow a poking.

In both cases, it takes energy to make the hydrogen from these compounds.

"The message to the restaurant industry is they can take energy density down," she said.

He did not even look tired, yet exertion with the Power took energy.

I need to do something that takes energy, physical energy.

Remembering that it all takes energy and effort to succeed.

It should have taken energy from me to raise a zombie.

Another option is climbing down one tree and up the other, but this takes energy, too.

But it takes energy to keep the extra dimensions confined.

Instead, the turbines take energy from the movement of the steam.

"Each time you try to heal someone, it takes energy.

You see, true learning takes energy, passion, a burning desire.

Ethanol takes energy to make because it requires a lot of steam.