Sentence examples for take on the next from inspiring English sources

I mean, why take on the next adventure of Nathan Drake on your PS4 – or even the forthcoming, 4K-spilling-over-its-bleeding-edges PlayStation 4 "NEO", as revealed by Giant Bomb – when you can move a little man around who looks like he's made from what's left behind on the tissue when Minecraft sneezes?

"The goal of doing 'Endpapers,' " he said, "was to show I can do an entertainment and hope it excites some producers or not-for-profit theaters to take on the next one".

After you have completed all the milestones and races related to the current BlackList member you selected, go back to the BlackList to take on the next one.

This will prevent the original defender from reaching back and making an ankle tackle, and it will reestablish your forward momentum to take on the next defender, if there is one.

"The museum is well-positioned now to take on the next stage of its life".

"I know that Joe will be ready to take on the next challenge.

Like intrepid explorers, do we look forward to taking on the next mountain of dirty clothes "because it's there"?

Before taking on the next refurbishing of the White House, the Bushes might consider a quick perusal of Ms. Monkman's book.

Most people in finance are glad that officials will have more options for taking on the next crisis, but the stingy lending environment suggests that they are not persuaded that the problem has been solved.

Olympic stars Victoria Pendleton and Louis Smith are set to take on their next challenge - doing the cha cha cha on Strictly Come Dancing.

And the easy talk of blood and killing from such young children illustrates the psychic toll that the revolt and repression are taking on the next generation of Syrians.