Sentence examples for take on extra from inspiring English sources

Take on extra staff you will say – but what happens in October when the government cuts are announced.

2. Take on extra work.

Crabtree is one of those who will need to take on extra responsibility in Morley's absence.

Many are having to take on extra work, with 24% holding down more than one job and 5% juggling four or more jobs.

"So they take on extra special meaning as a keepsake".

Fathers often take on extra responsibility for the other children.

However that figure is boosted by more people being forced to take on extra work.

Neither they nor the banks that lend to them want to take on extra risk.

You don't need to take on extra risk by trying to beat them.

Many have had to take on extra jobs to see them through.

"But these snafus take on extra meaning when the stakes are higher".