Sentence examples for take on page from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron's belittlingly blasé take on Page Three, ready dismissal of its supporters and 'Yes, Dear' attitude is, sadly, far from unusual.

What's their take on page numbers and margins?

The deduction could be moved from an itemized deduction to an "above-the-line" deduction taken on page 1 of the Form 1040, where it would be available regardless of whether a taxpayer itemizes.

Time to complete the Exercise Preferences Questionnaire will be evaluated by asking the participant to note the time taken on page two of this form.

8.45pm BST Here's the Observer's front page take on Ellie Simmonds' victory in the pool: In a cacophonous Aquatics Centre, Simmonds emphatically assumed her stage.

We've been hearing about the "painful toll" a contested presidential election will take on the country (front page, Nov. 10).

So seeing Ms. Knight take on what is essentially the Page role adds another reverberant sound to the echo chamber that is "Masks".

And now millions of readers will hear his take on the world in the pages of Newsweek?

AstraZeneca's "Take on Depression" page, which closed Friday, had more than 1,100 "likes" — people following the page and its updates.

It's always a challenge for a novelist to take on front-page events.

Some, such as YouTube, run scripts that track the trail a user's mouse pointer takes on and across pages.