It is best for combatants to settle this issue, because it is cruel for commandos to take-on women and children, old men and people with little or no training in war. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I didn't think she had the moxie to take-on Exxon-Mobile, Shell and BP, I was wrong! ❋ Unknown (2008)
So Leaf drivers, like Prius owners before them, know that at the daily "Stop Light Grand Prix" they can take-on and beat just about any other car on the road. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The prospect of Al Franken having the Senate as his bully-pulpit, and being able to take-on those many horses-behinds on the Hill would make life worth living. ❋ Unknown (2009)
That means clear, firm, unswerving leadership -- ready to take-on the heavy hitters of Wall Street -- from Mr. Obama in the White House. ❋ Unknown (2009)
There are no two opinions that the moderaters have had a fixed mandate to ‘take-on’ Obama since this was the last debate in the primaries and HRC was under threat of losing her two digit lead. ❋ Unknown (2008)
With just 57% of mothers officially in employment National Statistics, many more are choosing to take-on ad hoc work in conjunction with raising children. ❋ Thatsnews (2008)
As to your assertion that you stand ready to take-on Islamism when it "achieves a momentum" that seeks to bypass our democracy, the studied ambiguity of your phrasing hardly inspires me to believe that we are all safe in your hands. ❋ Unknown (2007)
David versus Goliath: Austin residents take-on Wal-Mart yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'David versus Goliath: Austin residents take-on Wal-Mart'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Residents in Austin, Texas are suing their city and a developer in an effort to stop a 192,000 sq. ft. ❋ Unknown (2007)
He is a good take-on type who is very physical around the ball. ❋ Unknown (2005)
People are chomping at the bit to take-on the hockey stick and face the slander and attacks of the hockey team – not lining-up to publish the status-quo and be a part of the “consensous?” bender ❋ Unknown (2006)
Hitting the beast squarely in the forehead just at the take-on of a bound, the heavy .577 bullet cleaned out the lion's brain pan and killed him instantly, his body turning in mid-air and hitting the ground inert. ❋ Edgar Beecher Bronson (N/A)
One public works after the other we made, always with the same result -- no chance of a take-on. ❋ John Cournos (1915)
_Swayne Necklace_ Company was here -- she came in from rehearsal in a regular take-on. ❋ Unknown (1899)
Certainly in this difficult regulatory climate and volatile market period, we see opportunities to certainly pick up what we call take-on or bolt-on kind of acquisitions that are on our boarders typically allow us to increase production or take advantage of established mining permits from our existing infrastructure.
I'm sure it's much more than that, and I doubt that Rhee intends to just take-on teacher unions. ❋ E.D. Kain (2011)
Passion creates a r efuse to lose mentality which can enable the average person to move outside comfort zones, take-on greater risk, go the extra mile, and achieve phenomenal results. ❋ Mike Myatt (2012)
She talks about Shwartz in an animated manner - how he lives in Berlin and they argue whether Berlin or Munich is better; how when they were on tour between Edinburgh and Glasgow he had an enormous suitcase and she a tiny take-on bag. ❋ Telegraph Staff (2011)
