"We knew we were taking on deep pockets," he said, "but we stood up for what we thought was right".
He stays unfailingly crisp and upbeat, except when he reads a funeral home advertisement; then his voice takes on deep, sympathetic tones.
Yet even for families that quietly mourn their dead, these can be the most public of private affairs, taking on deep meaning — about politics, war and religion — to others, particularly other veterans.
And to persuade the rest of the world to make meaningful cuts in emissions, the US will need to take on deep cuts for 2020 based on its Kyoto targets, rather than on where it is now.
His diligence, his ready "Aye, sir," his willingness to take on deep dives, several with faulty gear, led to a shattered eardrum, a diagnosis of permanent hearing loss, and an early discharge.
The sound of Travis is that of simple, self-examining lyrics that take on deep overtones in the context of sparse, plodding music and a vocalist, Fran Healy, who sings with restrained passion.
The foreign government is said to have provided the suspects fake names and ordered them to take on "deep cover" assignments to become "Americanized".
Ace's been all over the US since his rangy take on deep house began piquing ears worldwide.
Songs many of us have heard our whole lives sentimentalized, usually arranged with enough saccharine to produce insulin shock, are given weight and take on deep meaning.
