take heart
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be encouraged; to feel braver or more hopeful
Take heart, things will get better soon.
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Undertale the Musical - Your Best Friend
- Take heart, kid, you met your end.
Take heart, kid, you met your end.
- Take heart, kid,
Take heart, kid,
The Teenage Brain Explained
- So take heart.
So take heart.
- So take heart!
So take heart!
How to speak faster in English - Learn English Live 15 with Steve Ford
- So Viya, take heart.
So Viya, take heart.
- So Vya, take heart, you're not alone!
So Vya, take heart, you're not alone!
'Coronavirus will not overcome us', says the Queen in first Easter message
- and we can all take heart from this.
and we can all take heart from this.
- and we can all take heart from this.
and we can all take heart from this.
The Presidential Inauguration on CBSN
- Take heart.
Take heart.
- Take heart.
Take heart.
LIVE: UN Security Council meets on Israeli West Bank settlements
- We take heart in the continued and targeted efforts of the UN and its partners to deliver assistance.
We take heart in the continued and targeted efforts of the UN and its partners to deliver assistance.
Why Organ Transplants Are So Expensive in the US
- Take heart bypass surgery for example.
Take heart bypass surgery for example.
Setting English Proficiency Standards | Karen Ottewell & Spiros Papageorgiou
- And I also take heart, Karen, in your note earlier that our collective responsibility, whether we're testing providers or universities, is to ensure that international students aren't just coping, but
And I also take heart, Karen, in your note earlier that our collective responsibility, whether we're testing providers or universities, is to ensure that international students aren't just coping, but
How Sony Reinvented Itself as an Entertainment Powerhouse | WSJ News
- I mean, do you take heart from this?
I mean, do you take heart from this?