Sentence examples for all take on from inspiring English sources

If we would all take on some one issue, we could make our way down the list, finding practical solutions for each item there". To take this point of view, however, is to insist that the items can be separated from one another.

Thus, the expressions "wired" office, home, and car may all take on new meanings, even if the access is really wireless.

The virtues they pursue when they design products will all take on new meaning when data and services are as much a part of products as metal, plastic and glass.

But Serra says that within around 15 years they will all take on a deep almost black tone.

I really appreciate the work she performs, and we should all take on such responsibilities, especially in such a bad economy that we are currently in.

Many of us may never finish War and Peace by Tolstoy but we can all take on "The Kreutzer Sonata" and win.

He and his friends, anti-Stalinists all, took on the party leadership and were duly expelled from the youth league.

The calendar, the economy and coinage, the temples, all took on new directions.

It all took on aspects of a modern-day fairy tale to this little lady frMm the Bronx.

He is, after all, taking on not some modest Baroque trumpet concerto but a cornet part typically regarded with dread.

He is, after all, taking on death.