Sentence examples for a takes on from inspiring English sources
These local freezes in Zone A are preceded by a short period in which every object in A takes on a reddish glow (observable to the occupants of all three zones), while at the same time a temporary force field develops at the boundary of Zone A, preventing anything from entering or exiting that zone during the freeze.
More generally, however, the number of haploid genomes examined is given by a times n (an) where a takes on the value of either 1 or 2. For example, if a mutation in a gene of interest is suspected to be lethal or sterile, attempts to induce it on a marked chromosome, opposite a balancer chromosome, are often undertaken [7].
A teenage "wakeboarder" takes on a flood.
So "unilateralism" takes on a different meaning.
The legacy takes on a different light.
Her voice takes on an edge.
Thus $A$ takes on or has the value $a_j$ if and only if $P_j$ is true, and the probability that $A$ has the value $a_j$ is given by the probability $p_j $assigned to $P_j$.
A Manhattan take on a bouchon, itself a Lyonnaise take on a bistro.
Even the losses take on a glow.
Her days soon took on a routine.
The days took on a dreary rhythm.
