Sentence examples for take on running from inspiring English sources

His take on running back Bernard Pierce: "He's given us a one-two punch".

I was delighted to see Jonathan Wilson's international study of tactics, Inverting the Pyramid, sit alongside Haruki Murakami's more personal take on running.

And how about his sober, serious, mature take on running against Obama?

Her take on running provides proof that Gerwig always makes the most of her talents.

She said back then she had "never considered being a curator or taking on running an arts organisation".

Emotions vary from Ronnie Fauss' down-and-out "Everybody Deserves a Merry Christmas" to Yoakam's jubilant take on "Run Run Rudolph".

Arriving at New York on 22 August 1943, she underwent an overhaul, then took on runs to Brazil and the Caribbean.

My parents have asked me if I'd like to take on the running of their bakery.

Another concession that was made in the budget was to allow more time for communities to take on the running of libraries.

that will be necessary to generate an atmosphere that empowers local scientists to take on and run the project long term.

This wasn't the usual evening brew of bits and pieces taken on the run.