Sentence examples for takes on for from inspiring English sources

Tells about a case Tink takes on for which he must find evidence to defend a man who seems, to the writer, to almost certainly be guilty.

Then she usually spends an hour or more at the computer, often researching law cases that she takes on for Volunteer Lawyers for the Poor.

The sum of all distinct values that r z) takes on for complex numbers z with |z| = 1 is a positive integer N. Find the sum of the digits of N. (We will post the other questions in the final round later in the week).

Although the sexual encounter that ensues is perfunctory for Babe, it is a rare pleasure for the young man, and as she finally senses this, Babe's affection for him takes on, for a while at least, a guilelessness that is equally rare for her.

Duck takes on, for example, the challenge of haggis, a mix of oatmeal and sheep's innards.

(One task that the startup takes on, for example, is inquiry management for all of an owners' listings via email, social, chat and phone).

Writers love to talk about learning to write ― MFAs, writing groups, retreats, workshops ― but they rarely tackle the subject in fiction, at least not with the lacerating comedy of Boggs' first novel, which also takes on for-profit education and other American ills.

I'm sure I was taken on for decoration.

In the early 1960s he was taken on for training by America's space agency.

I was taken on for free by the Jesuits in a boarding school.

Four school students, undergraduates and graduates were taken on for work experience.