Sentence examples for take on time from inspiring English sources

Gilliam offered a much darker take on time travel with 12 Monkeys (1995), starring Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt, and he garnered a Palme d'Or nomination at the Cannes film festival for his adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998).

But it's unlikely someone with Benioff's track record of success would take on Time magazine without putting in some strategic thought.

While the original AACTG questionnaire asks for the number of missing doses in the past 4 days, in the present study respondents were asked about the number of doses they did not take on time in the past 4 days.

At one point, I asked him in an email for his take on Time magazine's cover portrait of Steve Bannon — craggy skin, red nose, lazy eye — published in early February.

With his idiosyncratic take on time travel, the director Alain Resnais concocts a sort of science-fiction neorealism, in which a fantastic adventure unfolds the minutiae of an ordinary man's life.

Lawyers have a different take on time than other industries.

The craft's aim had to be precise and in six crucial minutes of descent, the sequence of critical steps had to be taken on time.

In our study, 67.4% of M patients were satisfied with specific medications if taken on time and only 4.7% were not satisfied.

Appropriate measure was taken on time for completeness before data entry.

This regimen causes nausea, vomiting and fatigue, but no major haematological toxicity, provided the folinic acid is taken on time.

Applied to medication adherence, implementation intentions increase the likelihood that a medication is persistently taken on time.