Sentence examples for take on clean from inspiring English sources

Maria Cornejo: (her cape-sleeved jacket, $696, and skirt, $365, second from left) puts out Zero, a line that is distinguished by the designer's artsy take on clean, tailored clothes.

But beyond Tugendhat, Brno is home to hundreds of modernist buildings, many by local architects, all dating from the period of frenetic growth between the two world wars, when the city's take on clean, modernist design, called functionalism, touched nearly every aspect of life here.

And it's there in Adams' cautiously optimistic take on "Clean," in which the narrator finally shakes the last trace of a bad breakup.

It is impressive and inspiring to see the two largest democracies in the world take the lead on clean energy innovation and climate change science.

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Ministers insisted they recognised the environmental concerns, claiming Britain was taking a global lead on clean coal power generation.

When your face is clean, you feel clean and ready to take on the hectic day ahead.

This show of installations by seven artists from Canada and the United States is a lean, clean, impeccably presented take on the tangled subject of what it means to be Native American today.

SEM images were taken on the cleaned nanodot arrays of (a,b) 100-nm and (c,d) 200-nm.

Her local experiments have snowballed into a London-wide campaign, fuelled by her own data, and she is now energetically lobbying government to take action on clean air.

A fall in solar power was expected following a 65% reduction in government incentives paid to householders, but the size of the drop-off will dismay green campaigners who want take up on clean energy sources to accelerate.