Sentence examples for takes it on from inspiring English sources

Whoever is closest to the ball takes it on".

Anyone who comes into this estate and takes it on will do so with trepidation".

That's the territorial aspect of his achievement, his taking over Belfast even as he takes it on".

While it is becoming a bigger challenge for each new artist who takes it on, Höller is adamant the series should continue.

Either that or nobody will make a move, and Kaymer opens with two birdies in three holes, and takes it on from there.

Feiffer's satiric subject in his great early comic strips is the comedy of the newly educated — the interpretive dancer, the foreign-filmgoer — and Juster, in "The Phantom Tollbooth," takes it on as a celebratory subject.

An Akan maxim has it that "one is not born with a bad 'head', but one takes it on from the earth".

But one takes it on trust from Mottola, because he gets everything else bang-on.

He also gets one delivery to seam back grotesquely towards Kallis, who takes it on the arm without complaint.

According to a recent story in the business section of the Times entitled, "The Average Guy Takes It on the Chin," "the cheerful expectation of being better off than one's parents has died among many baby boomers".

Now he takes it on the chin.