Despite these constraints, Koolhaas eagerly took on the project.
Those were the days, 1998, when Mr. McCain was a maverick, and as chairman of the Commerce Committee, eagerly took on the tobacco industry.
Paul Burnett, with us now for five years, eagerly takes on some of the most intellectually challenging and complex oral histories and always excels.
Considered not good-looking enough to make it as an actor, he eagerly took on any subservient theatre job that came along.
By all accounts he does not club around at Republican fund-raisers and he eagerly took on the Volusia County establishment a few years ago during a protracted dispute over where to build a new county courthouse.
Bernie Sanders, however, is a genuine reformer who eagerly takes on the "billionaire class".
The brash scion eagerly took on the role of "apprentice," Daisey said, learning the art of dirty ticks and false innuendo from a master.
When the Archbishop of the city is brutally murdered by a disturbed young man (Edward Norton, in his star-making debut) Martin eagerly takes on his defense, knowing he'll have an open and shut case with an insanity plea.
New Jersey's Chris Christie (see article) and Minnesota's Tim Pawlenty have both eagerly taken on the new "privileged class" of public-sector workers.
Mr. Barbour, one of the few politicians whose standing was enhanced by his response to Hurricane Katrina, has eagerly taken on the post of de facto director of tourism for the Gulf Coast, a task only slightly less daunting or thankless than heading a public relations campaign for BP.
