Sentence examples similar to taking took on from inspiring English sources

Anxiety over the potential mindlessness of note-taking took on particular urgency during the digital annotation session, at which panelists debated whether the Internet and social media had ushered in a golden age of notes or doomed us to watch all our fleeting thoughts — if not our brains themselves — sucked down a giant digital drain, beyond the reach of future historians.

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Because in the wake of the $271 million the Dodgers took on, we took on $2.1 million with him.

It seems by taking on Merrill, it also took on its poor image.

Gradually over the years, taking the weather took on a life of its own.

Once his career took off, the shape shifting took on a new urgency.

Upon taking office in January 2002, he took on, among others, his predecessor, Frederick Chiluba.

When he took in the cat, he took on the responsibility for its care.

Facebook invented feed, LinkedIn took on feed, Twitter took on feed, Instagram took on feed, and they all feel very different now and they serve very different purposes.

What I took on when I took on the project was really difficult.

Rather than take on his cargo, he took on board as many of the local settlers as he could.