Sentence examples for on added from inspiring English sources

"Oh, come on," added the host.

Suddenly the All Blacks' visit takes on added significance.

Players' athleticism becomes less influential, while their intelligence and football savvy take on added significance.

For many who rely on public transportation, the questions took on added urgency.

"We're showing a lot of ambition and we're looking to push on," added Dann.

The issue took on added intrigue in the days that followed.

The situation can take on added complexity when a sponsor is performing a renovation.

When it comes to black folk, films take on added weight.

Their meetings take on added significance with Carlsen's controversial withdrawal from the world championship cycle.

But in recent weeks, the grotto, at 833 Mace Avenue, has taken on added purposes.

"We made that clear early-on," added Henry.