Sentence examples for take on a new assignment from inspiring English sources

Jon MacDonald said this would be his third jump at this game and his final one as he prepared to take on a new assignment involving submarines.

But if you have the opportunity to take on a new assignment with a different and particularly caring manager, grab it.

This is my final column before I take on a new assignment at The New York Times.

Sam Tanenhaus is taking on a new assignment as a writer at large.

I wouldn't, or at least, I haven't: I took on a new regular writing assignment just weeks before we adopted our daughter, which was both a foolhardy decision and among the best choices, career-wise, that I have ever made.

Forty-five-year-old Irene Chang Britt, Campbell's president of its North American food service business, is now stretching her leadership abilities by taking on a new and risky assignment and being a catalyst for change.

Mongolia itself took on a new shape.

The New York Times has named Pamela Paul the new editor of the Book Review section, as current editor Sam Tanenhaus takes on a new assignment as writer-at-large, according to a staff memo.

When asked to take on a special assignment, go for it with enthusiasm!

Is he/she going to help you schedule a meeting with a senior leader or take on a stretch assignment?

Mike Price, the departing Washington State coach, is heading south in a few days to take on his new assignment at Alabama.