Sentence examples similar to either took on from inspiring English sources

It was either take on Yorkhill [over two and a half] or Limini.

City analysts still fret that Bailey has either taken on too much or is an unproven chief executive.

They pledge to sponsor women inside and outside of their organisation, they pledge to become more visible (both to the media and by taking on speaking opportunities), and they pledge to either take on an NED role or support a female peer to do the same.

Change is seen in the Physics as a process in which matter either takes on or loses form.

They're either takes on superheroes or takes on Superbad.

"I can either take on car pool this week or miss my deadline".

The AfD stands to benefit from either taking on the role of opposition or potentially gaining seats in another vote.

A compounding factor was the intention of several departments of ILM to either take on other film work or decrease staff during slow cycles.

On receiving the ball, he would then turn and either take on the opposing defence single-handed or run with it to the wing to cross for a team-mate.

This study provides new insights into how fathers developed the necessary technical, nursing and caring skills and remained fully engaged with the family by evolving their roles by either taking on or sharing care.

Times are tough on childcare providers too as parents either take on the role themselves, or seek cheaper forms of childcare.