Sentence examples for takes on a task from inspiring English sources

In addressing these questions, Signs and Machines takes on a task that is today more urgent than ever.

In "Eva Braun: Life With Hitler," translated from the German by Damion Searls (Alfred A. Knopf), Heike B. Gortemaker takes on a task few biographers - I'm tempted to say no biographer in her right mind - would tackle, so scant and unreliable is the material.

In "Eva Braun: Life With Hitler," translated from the German by Damion Searls Alfredd A. Knopf), Heike B. Görtemaker takes on a task few biographers — I'm tempted to say no biographer in her right mind — would tackle, so scant and unreliable is the material.

— to ask a young woman to take on a task that we approached with trepidation.

The agency took on a task described in its documents as "overseas interrogations".

"When Steven Safyer wants to take on a task, a lot of people want to be helpful".

But there is something refreshing about being able to take on a task that isn't that trying nor testing.

Many women won't take on a task unless they're 100% convinced they are qualified to do so.

It seems likely the moment an unpaid intern is asked to take on a task, they are replacing a paid employee.

You took on a task unbeknown to you, from performing as a professional violinist to running a political office and campaigns.

As he said what he required — X amount of flour, X grams of butter, a minced onion, X egg yolks — each student would quickly take on a task.