Sentence examples for take on school from inspiring English sources

Why didn't Fisher take on school "legacies" or athletes or musicians and accuse them of taking her spot?

Very few, say the critics, have made more than a token effort to promote minority hiring, provide day-care centres, or take on school dropouts and former convicts.

Dear Steve, After years of being ill and deciding to take on school i graduated and went onto work but had my student loans to account for.

Experts, old hands roll up sleeves to take on school fees for a breakthrough in education NAIROBI, 4 April 2006 – UNICEF, the World Bank, USAID and a range of partners are developing a "How-To" Guide for countries seeking a breakthrough in universal basic education by abolishing school fees.

DSquared2's witty show sheet, filled with scribbles and inkblots and headed "Our Generation," was a take on school.

Cartoonists seem to have found the "misfit" middle-grade subgenre particularly fertile; Michael Fry, co-creator of Over the Hedge, provides an edgier, more thought-provoking take on school relationships and their struggles for power and acceptance in the adventures of the Odd Squad, narrated by Nick, who slides accidently over the line from bullied to bully.

· This week Lionel read The Old Child by Jenny Erpenbeck: "A haunting, offbeat novella that takes on school bullying with real profundity.

"Of course I do," he said, recalling how as a child he was taken on school trips to former concentration camps.

8 P.M. (LMN) QUEEN SIZED (2008) An overweight teenager (Nikki Blonsky) takes on school bullies by running for homecoming queen after she is nominated as a joke.

Children in England risk being confined to the classroom because so few are now taken on school trips, MPs will warn ministers today.

To their credit, the designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren did not go overboard with their concept, showing instead some charming takes on school uniforms with a few touches of punk.