take it on

Anderson disagrees. "I think it's about time that we pull out because they, I think, are ready to stand up take it on their own, " he said.

He took it in a great manner and said he would take it on board.

Defending those who constructed the weird credit instruments that are piled up on balance sheets is a tough job but I shall take it on.

When he lost that money he said he would have to take it on the chin .

One might say that women should in these modern days of big cities and contraception take it on themselves to ask men out.

The truth is that Britain is simply going to have to take it on the chin for a while.

Brian wanted to move on to other things, and I was a developer willing to take it on and experienced with the code.

I listen to them all. If the advice is good, I take it on board. If it's not, I put it to the side.

With English making its name as the language of science, the Bible and Shakespeare, Britain decided to take it on tour.

Few have dared take it on without a tenured position under their belts and a Nobel-prize medal around their necks.

At this point, you have to take it on trust that Topify has a more sustainable business model than simply scraping twitter passwords.

So the Magistrates' Association has come up with a new idea: take it on the road, and speed it up.

This shows us that reigning in the US's vast deficit will be a long, hard slog for the politicians brave enough to take it on.

May be served hot or cold. Take it on its own, or mixed with cincau, wheatgrass powder, fruit or vegetable juices as desired.

Consumer groups say taxpayers are being asked to take it on faith the bank executives will make better decisions this time.

When I found out that you were lying to me , did you expect me just to take it on the chin and move on?

Mothers were made to sip baby milk before being allowed to take it on board.

We are professionals, we will take it on the chin and move on but it's important that we do not take our supporters for granted.

and therefore, as she will think it an act of kindness, if you decline the office, I will take it on myself.

The Indigo unknowingly will pick up all this energy and take it on as their own!

Evaluate the advice, feedback or criticism once you have been given it. Are you able to look at it objectively and take it on board?

They also are a hassle for elderly patients: You must take it on an empty stomach in the morning, and wait a half hour before eating.

But I forgot to take it on the Friday, and it was two days later I saw the design on television.

I take it on the bus, a woman sit faced me, the brow. . . keeping the whole way.

It just like clothing, if the war is broken out, we just take it on.

When asked to explain magnetism, he urged his BBC interviewer to take it on faith (video).

You agreed to take it on and, while you may now regret that decision, it's still your job.

While the exhibition is coming to a close in Singapore, he has plans to take it on the road to show other designers.

If you are rejected, phone the recruiter for feedback and take it on board.

Please tell me the truth directly, I can take it on the chin.

Take it on the waist-belt make boys look fashion.

I'll take it on your say-so.

this kind of trousers is very nice, can I take it on?

Works in sunny environments: This is really important for me if I want to take it on vacation or read outside.

Bring me take it on the lam .

We can bring our work home or take it on vacation.

You may take it on trial ; if you like it, then buy it.

To take it on back down the other road, baby

we'll take it on the sun

Someone i missing just take it on the lam