Sentence examples for eventually took on a from inspiring English sources
The hand eventually took on a waxy blue appearance and developed large blisters.
The group eventually took on a philanthropic focus, but was also famous for drinking, even during Prohibition.
While Somali nationalism had initially driven the men, a friend said, their cause eventually took on a religious cast.
As much as her misfortunes eventually took on a sense of predictability, when Ms. Winehouse arrived with her breakthrough second album "Back to Black," which was released in Britain in late 2006 and in the United States the next year, she was a fresh voice with a novel take on pop history.
In the Valley of Teotihuacán, a kind of side pocket on the northeastern margin of the Valley of Mexico, Cuicuilco-Ticomán culture eventually took on a remarkable outline, for there is evidence that by the beginning of the Common Era a great city had been planned.
Give advice in a formal capacity whenever you can Having spent a few years giving informal advice to friends in the NGO sector, I eventually took on a trustee position for a charity, which means I can advise them for free while having clear parameters about how much of my time that involves.
Harold, too, formed a personal bond with O'Leary, which eventually took on an aspect of the confessional.
The merged organisations will eventually take on a single brand name, but the process of integration is likely to take around three years.
What administration officials have left unsaid is that Mr. Ridge's own new department could eventually take on a major new role in domestic intelligence.
In a film that begins in a neo-realist mode (Rossellini's "Stromboli" and Pontecorvo's "Wide Blue Road" are obvious forerunners), Grazia's self-exile eventually takes on a mythic dimension.
George is known as a great leader and teammate, and the Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, thought he might be more willing to eventually take on a secondary role, unlike Smith, who signed with the Arizona Cardinals before last season.
