Sentence examples for regularly take on from inspiring English sources

FRANZ SCHREKER'S "DER FERNE KLANG" On the podium, Leon Botstein may not be Toscanini, but he has the courage to regularly take on works that other conductors shun.

I regularly take on both undergraduates and graduates in both types of research.

Few American playwrights, at least those being produced regularly, take on a world beyond the home or the office.

In a protocol-constricted society, where venturing one's opinion too forcefully or even out of turn is frowned on, the show's arguments, in which foreigners regularly take on the most enervating features of life here, is like a bracing breath of freedom.

The workers range from those picking up the occasional side job earning around $100 per month to those who regularly take on tasks, often alongside other crowdsourced work like TaskRabbit tasks, earning them $500-$500-$1,000month.

It takes place in reality, where women regularly take on life's challenges and dangers without asking whether, as women, they are allowed to do so.

She regularly takes on extra duties.

At that time it was rumored that Welles was regularly taking on projects and not completing them.

And the Pacific Boychoir Academy, one of the few "choir schools" in the country offering choral training alongside an academic day-school program, regularly takes on tough repertory, like Sergei Rachmaninoff's Vespers, that is beyond the reach of most youth choirs.

What The Post lacks in reporting resources it makes up for by regularly taking on what Mr. Kelly calls "hot button issues" like abortion, euthanasia and religion, while emphasizing opinion writing.

Harris herself is an active Twitter user with more than 25,000 followers, and blogs regularly, taking on issues from the gendered packaging of children's books to authors' income.