Sentence examples for take on real from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, "in sickness and in health" began to take on real meaning for Ms. Robbins.
PSG next take on Real Madrid at the Parc des Princes on 21 October.
This week, Chivas are set to take on Real Salt Lake on the road.
Have you seen examples of children whose parents force them to grow up quickly and take on real responsibilities?
But it is not meant that developing countries cannot take on real commitments that will limit and reduce their emissions.
Then European social preferences can be debated the way they are within every nation, through European-wide parties and parliamentary elections that will take on real significance.
It's bludgeoning, battering, bleary-eyed music with a decidedly wry, if not exactly sophisticated, take on real-shit problems.
And no doubt it's meaty for any actor to take on real-life figures, with its many opportunities for historical research and nuanced mimicry.
The Revs stop at Gillette is a brief one, however, as they will be taking on Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium.
When it comes to taking on real power, they're pussycats.
Perhaps most pleasing for Manchester City before taking on Real Madrid is that this canter of a victory occurred without Kevin De Bruyne.
