Sentence examples for on an added from inspiring English sources

But in immigrant households, Corelle takes on an added significance.

"But it's definitely taken on an added drama and importance".

The incident has taken on an added poignancy from the meaning of Agha-Soltan's first name.

So the talks about a "new" enhanced EFSF are said to take on an added urgency.

Because much of Matulka's later work is derivative, the early rooms take on an added interest.

Friends say Izzo's personality takes on an added layer of intensity and focus this time of year.

Engle will take on an added responsibility as the Mets' catching instructor, and Galante will also coach the infielders.

But by Episode 2 it becomes clear that there are other Sarah/Beth look-alikes out there as well, and the story takes on an added spookiness.

Its short existence was documented in photographs, which have taken on an added resonance as New York City's empty spaces fill up and familiar landscapes are eradicated.

Hong Kong played China in World Cup qualifiers twice in 2015, and those matches took on an added political dimension coming a year after the street protests.

Her father, who is elderly, is now ill as well, and so Ms. Jabar's quest for a better life has taken on an added urgency.