Sentence examples for taking on with from inspiring English sources

In this regard, the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian has an important role to play--one we are taking on with greater focus and intensity.

But it is one that 52-year-old Gilbert is taking on with relish.

Daniel Ek, the CEO of Spotify, the main streaming music service that Apple is taking on with the app, was muted in his reaction.

"The Shape of Water" is different — it's an altogether unexceptionable film, taking on with an uncontroversial sentimentality the long-settled controversies of the early sixties.

Sex workers did not know what risks they were taking on with clients.Now specialist websites and apps are allowing information to flow between buyer and seller, making it easier to strike mutually satisfactory deals.

The Daily Mail had no idea who it was taking on with a piece snittering that singer Amanda Palmer had made a "boob of herself" when her bra rose up at Glastonbury.

IN 2005, meal assembly shops were the hottest trend in small business, a concept taken on with gusto by mom-and-pop entrepreneurs.

"[State legislators] engaging in unconstitutional, immoral actions must be challenged and taken on with a deeper language of what's right and what's wrong," he said.

Taking on Disney with tiny Pixar may well be Mr Jobs's riskiest gamble yet.

C.C.A. soon began taking on contracts with counties, states, and the federal Bureau of Prisons.

Taking on Silicon Valley with Marty Chavez (Goldman Sachs).