Sentence examples for On takes from inspiring English sources

While writing a book about college applicants, I was dismayed to learn that the high school I focused on takes eighth graders — about 13 years old — to visit Boston University, the University of Pennsylvania, Penn State and other campuses.

Writing an opera requires a certain amount of arrogance, and putting one on takes at least enough incompetence to cause producers to risk financial suicide.

The one she's working on takes her nine years, and her future husband wonders why she doesn't do something like crochet, which would take far less time.

Putting the case on takes some effort.

She was even granted permission to weigh in on takes of her scenes.

Bruschi acknowledged that moving on takes a lot of experience and maturity.

18th over: Sri Lanka 150-3 (J Mendis 37, Sangakkara 30) Vitori pitches up to Sangakkara who plays a shot that looks like a golf drive from between his feet to mid-on, takes one and runs up the middle of the pitch when sent back after he asked for a second.

Go on, take a bite.

"Go on, take us somewhere," Noah said.

Go on, take a guess.

"Come on, take it already!