Sentence examples for took on record from inspiring English sources

In the aughts, Ronson took on record production, creating a bit-of-this-bit-of-that neo-soul sound for a variety of artists.

Atlanta also serves as a microcosm for some broader national trends: wages have been stagnant for much of this decade, homeowners have taken on record amounts of debt, and mortgage fraud has been on the rise.

Members of Britain's opposition Conservative Party said Monday that Prime Minister Gordon Brown had ignored warnings of a "looming debt crisis" for the last four years when he was chancellor of the Exchequer and that he had encouraged consumers to take on record debt.

Cope's Album of the Month feature offers entertaining, erudite takes on records near and dear to his blasted psychedelic heart.

Meanwhile, Reuters lobbed Trump's "devil" remark in with shots Clinton took on his record with women.

Napster took on the recording industry.

Surveys recorded online took, on average, 17 min to complete and each responder received a small payment (around £2) from Research Now.

Before I take on a record attempt, I prepare carefully and I always think positively – about the attempt and about my family and friends.

It is with some trepidation that I take on a record like this.

The European Central Bank took on a record 102.8 billion euros, or $139.3 billion, on Sept. 30, and 64.4 euros on Thursday — all in a deposit facility that was barely used before the crisis.

(The only top-ten acts that talk about fame as much as Fall Out Boy does are rappers, although their take on selling records is less conflicted).