Sentence examples for taking on all from inspiring English sources
Taking on all that work was my choice.
Taking on all the different assumptions and interpretations — and hammering out all the inconsistencies — takes plenty of courage from leadership.
The underlying problem is that workers are not being compensated with higher wages for taking on all this new risk.
You don't have to go quite that far, but consider taking on all the things that your mother does in a day (for a week).
Try to get your mom or mother in law to babysit once a week, so you can relax and recapture the peaceful life you had before taking on all this responsibility.
Technology was taking on all-comers and winning.
Still, this free-to-play title is worth investigating if you're a fan: it sees you collecting "player badges", building a team and then taking on all-comers.
Despite Ed Miliband's recent efforts, orating from a wooden pallet in provincial shopping centres and taking on all-comers, that does not look like a breach that is likely to be quickly healed.
Before the fight, Khan said he wanted to retire in three years' time - after taking on all-comers in the weltwerweight division.
His story is a familiar one among Welsh boxers - escaping the poverty of a mining family by taking on all-comers in the boxing booths at fairs.
