The initial idioms of the letter T

take stock	take stock in
take temperature	take the
take the bad with the good	take the bait
take the ball before the bound	take the bark off
take the bear by the tooth	take the bench
take the biscuit	take the bit in one's mouth
take the bit in teeth	take the bitter with the sweet
take the blame	take the body
take the bread out of someone's mouth	take the Browns to the Super Bowl
bear the brunt of	take the bull by its horns
take the bull by the horns	take the cake
take the cash and let the credit go	take the chill off
take the cloth	take the count
take the coward's way out	take the cure
take the easy way out	take the edge off