Taking-on Sentence Examples

It was getting late and the air was taking on a chill.

That doesn't sound very smart on your part, taking on a guy with a tool like that in his hand.

You're just not up to your usual detective-sharpness so I'm taking on the bulk of this here investigation.

I'm not sure running against Lydia will be any easier than taking on Fitzgerald.

Recently, he.d begun thinking he.d need more if he were taking on demons, Immortals, and anything else the Dark One would throw at him.

Later, as they descended the stairs to the hall, Dean commented, "It's nice to think Annie and her friends are up there in heaven smiling down on us, probably thinking that we're nuts for always taking on everyone's problems."

Somehow I get the idea he'd be taking on more than he could handle.

He was taking on a lot of responsibility – maybe more than he could handle.

Jenn gazed towards the wall, mentally determining her chances at taking on six guardsmen and getting them all over the wall before more came or worse—before Others showed up.

He shook his head, his gaze taking on a wizened look.

Be gone, Jonny, unless you feel like taking on an Original.

For entering the military service or taking on him any state office a slave -, was punished with death.

The Church as an institution now looked forward to a long life upon earth and adjusted itself to the new situation, taking on largely the forms and customs of the world in which it lived.

The mountains rapidly grow wider and higher northward, by taking on new complications of structure and by including large basins between the axes of uplift, tintil in northern Colorado and Utah a complex of ranges has a breadth of 300 m., and in Colorado alone there are 40 summits over 14,000 ft.

Evil men, taking on them the yellow robe of the order, had given forth their own opinions as the teaching of Buddha.

Cicero is telling Appius, his predecessor in Cilicia, of the measures which he is taking on his behalf.

The attitude, however, which Gladstone was understood to be taking on the subject of Home Rule threw maiay difficulties in his way.

For the first time since taking on the mantle of Death, Gabriel was hopeful.

He was taking on a lot of responsibility – maybe more than he could handle.

Jenn gazed towards the wall, mentally determining her chances at taking on six guardsmen and getting them all over the wall before more came or worse—before Others showed up.

Adept at fighting arachnids, they are capable of taking on dangerous missions and emerging victorious.

If you feel the need of assistance in taking on the corporate behemoths, I'm available for assistance.

You have these army brats taking on an alien menace and it is all out survival for the human species.

These accounts are excellent reading for anyone considering taking on a rescue collie.

The climax of the books ends up taking on an almost comedic slant.

A clear and hazy evening with the haze taking on a pinkish hue with the sun low in the sky.

Finally, Jill Walker's innovatively written hypertext pays homage to the text it studies by taking on a poetic, evocative style.

Since taking on my new role I have experienced a steep learning curve, but am really enjoying the variety which each day brings.

All my churches have been open to my taking on work outside the local pastorates.

I looked round to see the rod tip almost taking on its full test curve.

He became an insane vigilante, taking on the nearly invulnerable mob killer Walter among others.

As the Peace Center was taking on a somewhat warlike character, I chose to call in the authorities and slip out the back.

As has been shown above, the closing up of the sub-umbral cavity is one of the earliest degenerative changes in the evolution of the gonophore, and we may regard it as the umbrellar fold taking on a protective function, either temporarily for the bud or permanently for the gonophore.

In this process of accommodating ancient prerogatives to new conditions, it was inevitable that attributes belonging specifically to the one or the other of these gods should have been transferred to Marduk, who thus from being, originally, a solar deity becomes an eclectic power, taking on the traits of Bel, Ea, Shamash, Nergal, Adad and even Sin (the moon-god)- a kind of composite residuum of all the chief gods.

The untutored reader expects to find fearless John taking on the mighty.

Before taking on a leadership position, you should understand how each aspect of your organization runs.

I was aware of the tremendous stress he was under and the toll it was taking on him professionally and personally.

Consider taking on any of these projects to create something unique and made with love.

History relays the story of how many Africans lost their given names once they were sold into slavery, with many taking on the names of their owners and others receiving new names by their owners.

Be aware that when you take on a Bengal cat, you are taking on a pet with a big personality, one who is very self-assured, open and loving, but one who is also quite capable of getting whatever it wants.

Before you decide to consolidate debt, it is very important to take into consideration the added risk you are taking on.

Otherwise, you should avoid taking on this very high interest form of debt and explore other options.

Talk to your lawyer about taking on the burden of preparing, filing and delivering some of the divorce paperwork.

Chair back cushions are buffeted by every wind that blows, and periodic summer rains run from the top of the cushion down, creating a greater opportunity for taking on moisture through the seams, with the resulting risk of mold and mildew.

There are as many ways to lay out a scrapbook page as there are people creating scrapbooks, but sometimes it helps to look at other people's scrapbooking layouts to get some guidance or inspiration before taking on your own project.

Consider taking on some temporary work to tide you over until you find something in your field.

Try to keep yourself stress free by not taking on too much and handling things as they come up.

If you are still worried, consider taking on a second job.

Around this time, Kiefer started taking on roles in smaller films, although he also had a part in the blockbuster A Few Good Men with Tom Cruise in 1992.

Instead, Diane Sawyer will be taking on the task on ABC's Good Morning America.

Through a series of hits and misses in her life, she has come out on top, singing with the group The Black Eyed Peas as well as taking on a solo career.

Bass has ventured into acting, taking on roles in film and television, and has contributed his voice to numerous animated specials and programs, including Robot Chicken and Kim Possible.

Fresh from her firing on The Apprentice, contestant Kristine Lefebvre is taking on Playboy.

Celebrity comes at a cost, however, as Lost's intense shooting schedule has prevented Holloway from taking on other film roles, including a Brad Pitt film and X-Men 3.

Amanda Bynes moved beyond the small screen in 2002, taking on her first movie role in Big Fat Liar, opposite Frankie Muniz.

After the success of Patriot Games, Heath Ledger starred in many different films, taking on decidedly different characters along the way.

After taking on two roles in major films that both cast Pattinson as a high school student, it was time to find something different.

Soon enough, she was taking on small acting roles with the MGM film company.

He traveled across the country taking on various jobs until he ended up in California working as a security guard.

Canadian actor and comedian Leslie Neilsen started out as a dramatic actor, taking on numerous roles in movies and on television.

By the 1910s and 1920s, however, girls' fancy party dresses were taking on a distinctive look.

First of all, hats off to you for taking on two puppies at once.

Now is the time to ask a lot of questions so you can be sure you understand what you may be taking on.

Shape can differ between the two tiles as well, with the dark tile taking on a rectangular shape to frame a square tile in the middle.

By taking on a job like do it yourself kitchen countertops, you'll be beaming with pride every time you walk into the kitchen.

For many people, organic fertilizers and pest controls can be very foreign, and the idea of taking on a garden without the use of chemical products can be daunting.

It's a good idea to also share the route you will be taking on your trip.

Discuss your thoughts and feelings with your top two or three choices for executor and see how they feel about taking on the job before you name someone in your will.

Before taking on a job that provides additional income, you should speak with the Social Security Administration about how much additional income you can earn before there is a reduction in your Social Security check.

Most people find great rewards in taking on new and different hobbies.

This game is clearly not for the feint of heart, because it accurately recreates the real racing experience rather than taking on an "arcade racer" approach.If you really want to race, you'll want the '04 Polyphony Formula Gran Turismo.

It is what the game needs to get to know you before you start exercising or taking on one of the many mini-games.

As mentioned above, the aircraft that you will be piloting in this game often serve dual functions and for most of the missions, you will be taking on both roles at some point.

The games for each Game Boy system were top-notch, worthy of taking on long trips, the train ride to work, or settling in for a longer session.

Before taking on his current position, he spent a decade as the Senior Brand Manager at Moet Hennessey, USA.

It does not have the characteristic "chin" feature, taking on a slick and smooth appearance instead.

Multi-tasking-Performing multiple duties or taking on multiple responsibilities and roles simultaneously.

They should make sure the child does not overdo it, either by taking on an activity he or she cannot handle or by taking on too many activities.

This stage is usually resolved by denying or hiding homosexual feelings, repressing same-sex attraction, or taking on a homosexual identity.

It is just as important for doctors to know which herbal remedies the patient is taking on a regular basis as it is for doctors to know the other prescription medications which are being taken.

Hines said he felt humbled to be taking on such a mantle, but he took the idea of mentorship seriously.

The MAGI is your Adjusted Gross Income plus any deductions you might be taking on your tax return for student loans, higher education costs, IRA contributions or foreign housing.

In turn, owning an expensive home, and taking on the obligation of decades of large monthly payments, may not fit into some people's current or desired lifestyle.

Experience with simpler origami figures is a prerequisite for taking on such an advanced folding task.

Having a review during a time of new thought can result in a mom agreeing to terms she doesn't want or taking on work she hasn't had sufficient time to think over.

If you want to create your own embroidery designs, take a class to learn all you can before taking on the project.

Instead of taking on the task of converting an electric chandelier into a candle one, or forging your own design, use simple supplies and everyday items to create a unique candle chandelier that fits into your home's interior design.

Most girls really like having doors opened for them, getting flowers or small gifts, being taking on vacations, being wined and dined, having the guy pick up the check.

I don't have any problem with taking on a small project for a new client to make sure that our working together is a good fit for both of us.

It's not only cute, but it's also easy to lift and is great for taking on week-long trips.

You could be taking on greater family responsibilities.

They do this by losing their birth names and taking on a new one, chosen by their religious leader.

Because of its relative thinness and light weight, it can be rolled into a tight and compact bundle, making it perfect for toting back and forth from class, taking on a trip, or carrying along while walking or hiking.

If you're thinking about taking on several "work at home" possibilities, the surveys might be something to consider.

In the case of a memo to announce the addition of a new employee to the company, indicate what position that person will be taking on.

If you let yourself be bullied into taking on a project that you don't want and don't have time to handle, you'll be resentful, angry, and become even more stressed out.

Business owners who start off on a shoestring budget get used to taking on many tasks themselves.

This is because investors may not be comfortable taking on too much debt or too many problems and may not be willing to lend capital to purchase a troubled or failing company.

Consumers were less likely to buy a new vehicle because they were generally concerned about taking on additional debt.

A good squad masters the less difficult aspects such as performing cheer motions and easy stunts cleanly before taking on more difficult stunts.

What is the point of these charts, and why would you bother taking on more paper shuffling in your life, let alone pay good money for that privilege?

Instead of simply taking on the financial burden all by yourself - or ignoring the problem and allowing it to get worse - you may want to consider looking into purchasing a dental discount plan.

But be careful -- you may be taking on more than which you had bargained.

However, you want to find a bra with which you are comfortable not only wearing, but taking on and off every day.

Not quite the quality you would need if you're a movie buff, but sufficient for taking on long trips to stave off boredom.

Survivorman lasted for three seasons before Les Stroud decided to call it quits, citing the toll it was taking on his health and his family.

Pelletier Brothers Inc. began when the brothers were taking on so much work that expansion was necessary.

Abrams relaunched the franchise with a new actress, Zoe Saldana, taking on the iconic role, which explored her intellectual and linguistic gifts even further.

Captain Archer and Commander Tucker were friends for years before taking on the roles of Captain and Chief Engineer.

Grey was known as Marvel Girl, later taking on the names of Phoenix and Dark Phoenix.

Exercise special care when taking on this task yourself - take as much time as necessary and be patient.

Not allowing the tragedy of her mother's death or the burden of taking on a maternal role for her younger sisters, Rosie O'Donnell was very active and well liked in high school.

There is just no substitute for good training, solid creative thinking and taking on the responsibility of clear and effective communication.

Weird things like taking on Vinnie Baratto for a client?

He.d sacrifice himself to the balance of good and evil by taking on the enforcer role Andre.s death had left open.