Sentence examples for took on with from inspiring English sources

With no specific funding for the task, she also knew it was going to be a challenge, but it was one she took on with zeal, throwing herself into bringing community, sports and cultural groups together with local businesses, schools and residents.

And it was one he took on with his partner-in-crime, Bryan Cranston, the man who knocks as chemistry teacher-turned-meth lord Walter White (a.k.a. Heisenberg).

But I don't agree with David that pop culture itself is the villain; pop culture and the realities it generates are themselves the story of "The Green Hornet," and it's a story of our times (and one that Gondry took on, with low-fi charm, in "Be Kind Rewind& 8221).

Wells Fargo, which already had one of the biggest real estate portfolios of any bank, took on with its Wachovia acquisition more than $219 billion worth of commercial real estate and corporate loans, and a big book of risky mortgages.

The TPP is a regional one that the Obama administration inherited from its predecessor and took on with gusto though it has not yet sought "fast-track" negotiating authority from Congress.

It was a job I took on with great reluctance, but sincere panache.

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.

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

Another dilemma is the availability and the risk of liquidity one takes on with exotic options.

Board games are among the most challenging projects one can take on with MINDSTOPJVIS kit.