Sentence examples for take on classes from inspiring English sources

I have witnessed teachers asked to instruct classes of 30 or more students, take on classes during the prescribed planning hour, and also pick up extracurricular activities with little to no extra compensation.

Take on classes that do role-play.

More to the point, was it Pulp and their take on class war who actually inspired Syriza?

That will raise costs and give lawyers less incentive to take on class actions and other complex litigation.

Historically American movies often take on class in "little micropolitical movies like 'The Postman Always Rings Twice,' " to borrow an observation from the German filmmaker Christian Petzold.

But it is interesting that Callaghan's take on class is so unthreatening to middle-class audiences.

Here, the Blackwood band dish out sparkly krautrock that's layered in synths and the band's usual scathing take on class, privilege and greed.

Luke Evans plays Richard Wilder, a lower floor resident who – in the book – starts an ascent that makes for a twisted take on class-hopping.

Nate Boss of Project-Blu was favorable as well, calling the episode "A funny take on class-action suits (particularly those concerning other consumer products willingly purchased, like tobacco), as well as prohibition".

As a condition of keeping some funding, Congress barred Legal Services from taking on class-action lawsuits against the government.

From Roxy Music's emergence in 1971 until 1983, when the group disbanded, it took on class as a barricade for storming, dwelling on and dissecting the urge to ascend.