Sentence examples for takes on new from inspiring English sources

Being one with the Earth takes on new meaning at Kokopelli's Cave.

And yet, even as outsourcing takes on new directions, old perceptions linger.

Here are a few of our favourite Humphrys takes on new technology moments.

Sutter rarely takes on new directors and has a reputation for its low-key approach.

So did the then prosecutor Ray Gricar whose subsequent mysterious disappearance takes on new implications.

It's a program that takes on new patients who believe medical marijuana may have some health benefit for them.

In George R.R. Martin's books, this is when Arya takes on new identities and learns to become an assassin.

As for the ALFie Players, La Cañada mom Sara Ingrassia couldn't be more pleased with the program and daughter Allison's progress as she takes on new roles.

The old labor battle cry "An injury to one is an injury to all" takes on new meaning.

STARTING your New Year's Eve celebration with a bang takes on new meaning when you're complicit in a murder.

("He shoots, he scores takes on new meaning").