Sentence examples for working on takes from inspiring English sources

The one she's working on takes her nine years, and her future husband wonders why she doesn't do something like crochet, which would take far less time.

The closing ceremonies are being co-ordinated by artistic director Kim Gavin, who has worked on Take That tours and staged the Concert For Diana in 2007.

"I've been working on taking it one shot at a time," Holmes said.

Having accomplished that, they're now working on taking over the country.

"Since the season began, I've been working on taking what the defense gives me," he said.

If you're stuck, simply ditch what you're working on, take a break and then start something new.

Barlow is currently working on taking his treatment to those suffering from everything from depression to substance abuse.

"There was a programme looking at remediating soil [near Casey], so working on taking contaminants, historic contaminants out of the soil," said Nick Gales, AAD's chief scientist.

Leap Motion and others will be working on taking "hands-free" hand tracking mainstream.

Media management remains a big issue, but Google is working on taking that online as well.

The company is also working on taking its platform beyond the U.S., first targeting other English-speaking markets like Canada, the U.K. and Australia.