Sentence examples for takes it on for from inspiring English sources

(Notably it doesn't endorse that figure, just takes it on for the sake of argument). But of those, who will get a new plan?

When somebody takes it on for three and a half laps, it's difficult to know what to do about that.

"I like styling people, but only if they can take it on for themselves".

The plot is so supremely silly, you might think Pixar took it on for a bet.

The tenor Ben Heppner was originally scheduled to take it on for this production but withdrew in February.

To achieve profound change – whether it be environmental, social or cultural – you have to be prepared to take it on for the long haul.

And as the TTP grew in strength, the security forces held off taking it on for fear of reprisals.No going backAfter Nawaz Sharif became prime minister in June 2013 and Raheel Sharif (they are not related) took over as chief of army staff a year ago this disastrous policy began to change.

In fact, I would be willing to make a bet, if anyone wants to take it on for a modest amount of money, that the United States will achieve the short term Waxman-Markey targets, which is a seventeen per cent reduction in CO2 emissions below 2005, by 2020.

"I believe we have no choice but to return to the market... there could well be a buyer that will take it on for other uses, although we will not want to see it as just homes or offices".

Nonetheless, the president took it on for three reasons: a campaign commitment, a deep-seated belief in equality of care, and the fact that he and his advisors understood that the current growth in costs was simply unsustainable.

Gen. Charles Nesbitt, who took it on for a third interest in the sand and gravel operation.