Examples of using Taking on in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
And I love you for it, but taking on Ryan Hardy and the FBI is crazy.
And while taking on the beloved role originally played by Claire Holt may seem daunting,
Far more powerful than simply not taking on any new debt,
That would mean a small-town police chief from New Jersey was taking on a weapons company that was bribing cops to buy their products.
Listen, earlier Thea was talking to me about not taking on other people's sins.
Is a reduction of the benefit the only solution to reducing the need for income supplement by persons who are capable of taking on work?
Look at us, three rogue cops taking on a case the commissioner told us to drop.
According to the auctioneer, the seven-minute film which shows Chaplin taking on a German Zeppelin aircraft,
bragging rights to a flashy surgery. I don't see Mercy West taking on a project of this magnitude.
Noah's ethics should have prevented him from taking on the project in the first place.
Another wish is to see a new wave of young women taking on the goals that we have been fighting for all these years.
In recent years, it's also gained a reputation for high-drama legal entanglements, taking on all comers from the might of Facebook to a humble fan site.
It also requires a seemingly endless supply of determination and an ability to overcome the angst that can befall anyone taking on such a task.
Nevertheless, the film was nominated for several Academy Awards and Clooney took home $8 million for taking on the starring role.
Imagining yourself breaking out of your modest little loop? Taking on a bigger role?
you know the difficulties of always taking on someone else's emotions.
You can earn extra money to cover your holiday expenses by taking on a holiday job.
And now I'm considering double-majoring, but is that taking on a little too much?
Making that shift back down the ladder really means taking on a completely different job again.
I wanna go back to who I was before taking on this job.”.