Sentence examples for certainly took on from inspiring English sources

"Sport is all about ambition and we certainly took on an ambition project.

There's always a goal of taking the best player available, but Washington certainly took on some immediate needs.

What had initially been a messy contest, more spills than thrills, certainly took on an extra edge after the sides had turned round for the second half at 9-9.

"Once the World Series gets to six games, it's always fun," says Moore. "Last year's might not have been well-played, but it certainly took on its own character.

Indeed, the Hebrew prophets certainly took on the subject of economic justice, and Jesus talks about no subject with more frequency and passion than his concern for the poor.

"And taking on Kathryn is certainly taking on life".

"It's coincidental," Mr. Bartozzi said, "but it certainly takes on much bigger import now".

He would almost certainly take on a prominent role with the franchise if the bid is successful.

"We always begin our season with 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' and this time that will certainly take on new layers of meaning".

The hotel, which reopened in 2008 certainly takes on the local aesthetic – its rooms are repurposed concrete drains.It's in the middle of a park and shares local facilities, allowing it to operate a "pay as much as you can" system.

"The liquid reactions certainly take on this behavior," they said.