Sentence examples for took on over from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dimino then took on "Over the Rainbow".

So to truly see what my father achieved, from such a disadvantaged background economically and ethnically, and the challenges he took on over and above that – facing down a massive oil multinational, a military dictatorship.

Mr. Cheney was the last Republican secretary of defense, serving under Mr. Bush's father, President George Bush, and had a very clear idea of the ideal candidate for the job: qualifications that Mr. Rumsfeld fit to a T. The only trick was persuading Mr. Rumsfeld to serve again, a challenge that Mr. Cheney took on over the past several days, transition aides said.

Masco is loaded down with $1.2 billion in debt it took on over the past three years to acquire six companies that install insulation, plumbing supplies and windows.

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New study centres were then taken on over the subsequent 12 months and recruitment is currently on target to be completed by December 2007.

There have been a few specific projects we have taken on over the last year, and the results have been staggering.

CNN has been considering a change on Sunday for some time, largely because of the extraordinary work load Mr. Blitzer has taken on over the last several years.

It will take on over 500 tonnes of dangerous chemicals, including about 20 tonnes of mustard gas, the only battle-ready chemical weapon in Syria's arsenal.

Your average chain restaurant takes on over a dozen variations of cuisine… and masters them all, which means everyone's happy, up to and including Mama!

(Matthew McConaughey, who took on that over-the-top ringleader role in the first film, does not return this time around).