Sentence examples for taking on new from inspiring English sources

Stores generally try to sell out older vintages before taking on new ones.

"But being reborn does mean taking on new challenges".

Did Dorothy marry — or Blanche remarry — taking on new names?

Now those efforts are taking on new urgency.

Some have already stopped taking on new clients.

Media's existential crisis is taking on new proportions.

"She was always taking on new challenges," says her daughter.

And consumers are nervous about taking on new credit".

Business at the man's engineering firm was booming and they were taking on new staff.

But with money tight, other banks are being picky about taking on new borrowers.

And their bodies as a whole keep taking on new looks as we go on watching.