Sentence examples for takes on more from inspiring English sources

Kylo kills her. - Kylo takes on more of Snoke's guards, Rey struggles with a single one.

But the "mediator" of the film's moral takes on more substantial form in the uncut version.

In this process, the litharge takes on more oxygen to form red lead.

A good song takes on more meaning as the years pass by".

He rarely takes on more than a single project at a time.

As the suit becomes smaller and smaller, each square inch takes on more and more of the weight of propriety.

Their progress takes on more importance considering the Giants' first regular-season game is against pass-happy St . Louis

Seen through that lens, the battle between Yahoo and Google to improve their search services takes on more importance.

Yet as he takes on more of Ismet's memories, and Ismet takes on his, we discover that Mustafa is in fact Ismet's doppelgänger.

The Commission's regulatory activity in the change of control space takes on more independent significance when considered in the specific economic and legal context of hostile takeovers.

As the temperature of the wax rises and it starts to melt, it changes phase from solid to liquid and takes on more energy as latent heat.