Sentence examples for take on sure from inspiring English sources

He outlined proposals in his Birkenhead constituency for schools to take on Sure Start centres, a move condemned by some as privatisation.

To be sure, they take on a certain sameness after a bit, but so accomplished is Ms. Fendrich at her retro riffs that she keeps the eye dancin'.

Whatever your take on this production, it is sure to be a hot ticket.

Make sure they take on the same mean-spirited, self-serving attitude that influenced that policy in the first place.

Explain why you think it'd be helpful to you both and then make sure you take on board how they respond.

Make sure you take on board what has been said and use this to inform strategic decisions Despite their simplicity and value, there are a number of misconceptions held by charities about focus groups.

But when people ask me: well how are you [the organisation] going to make sure newbies take on the Burning Man ethos, I say: we're going to put the tools out there, but if you're a camper, you're responsible for helping to acculturate the others become citizens.

Players have fitness trainers and physios to oversee their recovery and make sure they take on carbohydrate gels and solutions during the matches and recovery shakes afterwards.

"It's bound to be a magnificent occasion as we take on England and I'm sure the fans will once again come out in large numbers to support the team".

Take On Leadership Roles: Please make sure students take on leadership roles in their activities.

Before you take on the Elite Four, make sure your Pokemon have very good attacking movesets.