Sentence examples for taking on a number from inspiring English sources

Taking on a number of roles — a disaffected student, a surly security guard, a school administrator, and a no-nonsense teacher, among others — Sun, who is half Puerto Rican, half black, and who possesses a face-splitting grin that is entirely universal, exposes the hypocrisy from which the play takes its name.

The Olympic gold medal winner at the 2010 Winter Olympics is the poster girl of US skiing, having appeared on The Today Show, Access Hollywood, and The Late Show with David Letterman, as well as taking on a number of commercial endorsements, most notably with Red Bull.

Analysts noted that SpaceX has a habit of taking on a number of projects at the same time — and announcing new ones before current ones have been completed.

The party is in deadlock over how to persuade MPs to return to frontline politics – with dozens of positions unfilled on the current frontbench – or MPs taking on a number of different briefs.

He worked closely with Archie Norman, who became a Conservative MP, and left to embark on what he said was "going plural", working full time but taking on a number of roles.

But she pulls herself together and ends on a strong, high note, taking on a number of what she calls myths about Esperanto: that its intent was to standardize us all, that it had its heyday and is over with.

The group has taken on a number of ambitious projects; one of which is to identify and understand digital exhibits publishing platforms in the library (we are talking about screens here).

The book takes on a number of difficult technical challenges.

Ali has taken on a number of big ideas: mental health, immigration, the bubble economy.

The team have taken on a number of challenges in designing RoboBrain.

In recent years the French government has taken on a number of US internet and tech firms.