Sentence examples for take on solo from inspiring English sources

Take on solo responsibilities and work alone.

Besides, even the most radical jazz take on solo Bach can end up as an act of worship.

The Yankees had taken a 2-0 lead, on solo home runs by Jeter (in the fourth) and Paul O'Neill (in the sixth).

The male group dance was shaky, but English National Ballet's women take on the demanding solos with flourish and flair.

He's here with his sweet solo take on those tunes, as well as songs from his latest album, "Natural History".

By appearance somewhere between a gas station attendant and a zoot-suited gigolo, his rough and ready solo take on the paradigm has, since he emerged last year, won him a small but devoted attention, his mixture of passion and raw tunefulness proving to be his unique selling point.

Extravagant choral outbursts, feverish street-band percussion and balladlike barroom solos take on sophisticated off-center rhythms and shifting meters; there is little loss of spontaneity.

Solo paddlers take on these expeditions for all kinds of reasons, many quite personal.

Florence Welch, aka Florence and the Machine, whose album is currently number one in the UK album charts after its release 28 weeks ago, will do battle with Bat for Lashes, Leona Lewis, Lily Allen and Pixie Lott for the title of best British female solo act, and take on Lott again in the British breakthrough act category, along with Friendly Fires, JLS and La Roux.

Augustin Hadelich takes on the solo violin part originally written for Pablo de Sarasate.

On a visit to the Taj Mahal Saturday, the duchess formerly known as Kate Middleton and Prince William posed in a recreation of an iconic photo of Princess Diana, taken on her solo tour of India in 1992.