Sentence examples for take on one from inspiring English sources

Never take on one last job before retirement.

They take on one menial job after another, with disastrous results.

Elsewhere, David Haye wants to take on one, or both, of the Klitschko brothers, though possibly not at the same time.

Beethoven 1808 Academy Concert The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra take on one of classical music's biggest tasks: performing all three-and-a-half hours of LvB's Vienna concert.

Contextual attributes take on one of four forms, defined in Table 1.

As stated in the introduction, power calculations usually take on one of two forms.

For a given sample (e.g. a mouse), a bi-allelic SNP can take on one of three possible genotypes.

With four variables which can each only take on one of two values (0 or 1), there is only 2 = 16 different response patterns possible.

Each entity can take on one of three states corresponding to activated, nominal or deactivated relative to a control level (e.g. as measured in normal tissue) and encoded as 1, 0 or −1 respectively.

Under expert supervision, you'll take on one of the most demanding tasks any writer can face – to work on creating the first draft of an original novel.

Without adding to his anguish, I wanted his take on one question: has Syria passed a mark, into a state of civil war?