
"...cultural contexts, they can take on meanings that are significantly divergent from those they originally held."
"...who have already started smaller attacks, will in the next weeks and months take on large-scale offenses."
"According to my brother. Billy. who's in college... becoming a man means you're ready to take on certain responsibilities.
"Certain restaurants take on the personality of their chefs. Desperate, reckless, frantic..
"Danny and I had sex on the subway last night," and then get everyone's take on it.
"...cultural contexts, they can take on meanings that are significantly divergent from those they originally held."
"...who have already started smaller attacks, will in the next weeks and months take on large-scale offenses."
"According to my brother. Billy. who's in college... becoming a man means you're ready to take on certain responsibilities.
"Certain restaurants take on the personality of their chefs. Desperate, reckless, frantic..
"Danny and I had sex on the subway last night," and then get everyone's take on it.
"Denise will be the one who takes on my business."
"It has the brownish tones that silk takes on with age."
"Tormented by visitors from another world, and the toll it takes on his career and family".
'Look not upon him, for he...' takes on pleasing forms... '..to seduce men to their destruction.
(Narrator) This crude and violent attempt to resolve international differences takes on even more ominous overtones with the advent of computerized nuclear delivery systems and deadly biological and chemical weapons.
"Denise will be the one who takes on my business."
"It has the brownish tones that silk takes on with age."
"Tormented by visitors from another world, and the toll it takes on his career and family".
'Look not upon him, for he...' takes on pleasing forms... '..to seduce men to their destruction.
(Narrator) This crude and violent attempt to resolve international differences takes on even more ominous overtones with the advent of computerized nuclear delivery systems and deadly biological and chemical weapons.
"In a flaming shootout 'the Kid', Billy, killed Mr. Hill "then took on an onslaught of Hill's partisans "bringing the damage to six verified slayings.
"Kick the ass" of the guy who took on half the junior class?
"They've had an inadequate education, yet, in '76, the year of the Soweto riots, they took on great political responsibility.
"When someone asks you why you took on a job the worst answer you can give is 'Because a friend asked me to."
"you took on a large risk in your determination to vote silver."
"In a flaming shootout 'the Kid', Billy, killed Mr. Hill "then took on an onslaught of Hill's partisans "bringing the damage to six verified slayings.
"Kick the ass" of the guy who took on half the junior class?
"They've had an inadequate education, yet, in '76, the year of the Soweto riots, they took on great political responsibility.
"When someone asks you why you took on a job the worst answer you can give is 'Because a friend asked me to."
"you took on a large risk in your determination to vote silver."
"As a result of your actions, though, both our lives have now taken on a new direction."
"Ellen Terry was taken on board the Storm Bird and is sailed immediately.
"Helen had taken on the obligation of daily prayers.
"It's a knight's duty to get revenge for the offense taken on a weak lady", this was my excuse.
"My feelings have taken on colour"
"...gradually taking on a more human form...
"For reasons I could not ascertain, he ran away from the circus and spent a number of years roaming about, taking on a number of nondescriptjobs."
"I know you are retiring and aren't taking on new patients."
"The Battle Of The Beatles" - they're taking on all the groups in the world and your favorites will be represented by vote.
"The sky was taking on the color of roses.
"As a result of your actions, though, both our lives have now taken on a new direction."
"Ellen Terry was taken on board the Storm Bird and is sailed immediately.
"Helen had taken on the obligation of daily prayers.
"It's a knight's duty to get revenge for the offense taken on a weak lady", this was my excuse.
"My feelings have taken on colour"
"...gradually taking on a more human form...
"For reasons I could not ascertain, he ran away from the circus and spent a number of years roaming about, taking on a number of nondescriptjobs."
"I know you are retiring and aren't taking on new patients."
"The Battle Of The Beatles" - they're taking on all the groups in the world and your favorites will be represented by vote.
"The sky was taking on the color of roses.