Sentence examples for do a take on from inspiring English sources

Well, I'm not going to do a take on Harvey Weinstein.

Williams, for instance, told Yankovic that he was "honored" to give him permission to do a take on his hit "Happy".

You could also do a take on pavlova, sinking the poached pieces of fruit into a pillow of cream perched on top of a chewy meringue base and drizzled with the reduced poaching syrup.

This week, India's Star Cricket somehow managed to persuade ex-England captain Kevin Pietersen to do a take on a Gangnam-style dance – but the results are more reminiscent of David Brent than Psy, and presenters Sourav Ganguly and Wasim Akram don't look that impressed.

WWSJD stands for What Would Steve Jobs Do? — a take on the popular religious meme WWJD? which stands for What Would Jesus Do? Yes, this person is directly relating Steve Jobs to Jesus.

Every time you do a take on a movie, you're not sure if it's going to succeed.

Chanel did a take on it at one of its shows, Italian Vogue did a take on it.

Le Canard Enchaîné, the country's satirical, investigative weekly, did a take on Ms. Palin under the headline "Alaska, It's Exquisite".

Today I did a take on a beef and cheddar sandwich.

"We do a few takes on-script, then one unscripted".

Certainly no local will do a double take on hearing the news.