Sentence examples for take on those from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Boros would happily take on those who wished to challenge him in arm wrestling, he added.

The "chief part of human happiness," for Smith, comes from the consciousness that we are "beloved" (TMS 41), but that is not possible unless our feelings, and the actions we take on those feelings, meet with other people's approval.

"I'm anxious to take on those people who oppose a public option," he said.

And as laid out, we're hooked to find out how this hero is going to take on those bank robbers.

What impresses me so much are not just those women who give birth and raise their loved ones, but those women who willingly and lovingly take on those responsibilities of raising those children they could not naturally conceive, the ones who adopt children and take on those inordinate responsibilities.

Someone has to to take on those roles.

Mr. Obama has started to take on those questions.

Why not join forces with Mr Van Rompuy to take on those EU leaders?

We both feel that the greatest danger in life is not to take on those adventures.

"It's fashionable far a young gang to take on those names," he said.