Sentence examples for exceptional take on from inspiring English sources

At lunch the seasonal offerings are limited to soups, salads and sandwiches — including, during my visit, a generous plate of golden roast cauliflower tossed with mejdool dates, and an exceptional take on the croque-monsieur filled with slivered potatoes, thyme-flecked béchamel and prosciutto.

Sajid Javid said that he is seeking an "exceptional individual" to take on the role vacated by Lord Patten, with the pay remaining at £110,000 a year for three to four days a week.

The four soprano roles, however, make quite different demands upon the voice from light coloratura to intense drama so it requires an exceptional soprano to take on all roles.

In fact he regards all the 450 or so professional riders in Britain as exceptional for taking on such a punishing way of life, and the statistics he quotes back up his view.

We have 20 companies in our portfolio, and they are all scaling and ready and raring to take on exceptional individuals.

Rowley said: "The Met was asked to take on this exceptional case as one of national interest.

Powell admits he once had a tendency to idolize Britten as "one of the few exceptional creative artists whose greatness I thought I could take on trust".

Aided by the exceptional Tully Hall acoustics Mr. Takemitsu's music appeared to take on the vibrant plasticity of the natural world.

To take on the government in the high court, to win, is exceptional.

Still, few of Boosler's jokes are shared; we must take on faith that her talent, as well as her prickly integrity, was exceptional.

He's an exceptional developer who takes on a multitude of projects at the same time.