Sentence examples for take on making from inspiring English sources

First, a counterintuitive take on making roast beef.

That is why a group of farmers-turned-environmentalists here at a smelly but impeccably clean research farm have a new take on making a silk purse from a sow's ear: They cook manure from their 3,000 pigs to capture the methane trapped within it, and then use the gas to make electricity for the local power grid.

In addition to Kleiman on pies, there's James Peterson with a modern take on making sauces, Peter Reinhart on artisan breads, Alice Medrich on decadent chocolate cakes, Giuliano Hazan on fresh pasta and much more.

It's an attempt at a British take on Making a Murderer or Serial where a quick Google search could tell all about how the story's unfolded so far and fronted by Panorama investigative journalists Bronagh Munro and Alys Harte.

Kids can enjoy Nick Arnold's Horrible Science Show while their parents can visit a lecture on Robert Winston's take on making babies.

Whether it's in print or online, a niche publication or a new spin on mass media, we're looking for fresh approaches to editorial and clever takes on making a new publication work in the 21st century.

The huge amount of debt that we've already taken on (not to mention the added debt that Prof. Krugman would like us to take on) makes the future budget very vulnerable to a return of interest rates to normal.

It occurred to me as I was writing this blog, what if all of us baby boomers took on making the noteworthy contributions we are now uniquely qualified to make?

BaThen Comics Turned Into Creepy GIF Art.

After a brief string intro, Legend emerged silhouetted in red light to play a spare take on "Made to Love".

But some other projects she took on made her "frustrated beyond belief," in the words of a friend.