Sentences with phrase «take on lots of»

Over my years of painting and repurposing furniture for people, I've gotten to take on lots of meaningful projects.

You also don't want to appear to be worried about her showing that she can cover what you covered and take on lots of other things.

Part of the problem is the student loans students have coming out of law school — how can you expect anyone to work in a small town or take on lots of pro bono clients when they have to pay off $ 50,000.00 or more in student loans?

Super Joe has to take on lots of enemies, including but not limited to, soldiers by the dozen, thick commandos who rush gung - ho at you, very irritating flying bats, and guns everywhere throughout the enemy stronghold.

The new Tekken that is coming out in 2 years would be very great, that way i can train myself so that i can take on lots of challengers i would like to face and prove myself on how good i am.

If you want a dog to take on lots of hikes and climbs, an English Bulldog is not a good choice.

The volunteers take them on lots of socialization outings, like soccer games, where they work on how to be a polite pup before heading back to a Guide Dogs for the Blind campus either in San Rafael, California or Boring, Oregon for formal training from official instructors.

The dispensaries take on lots of risk.

Dr. Sapon - Shevin: It is completely reasonable for teachers to be concerned that they are being asked to take on lots of responsibilities in the classroom without adequate support.

I love how the detail running off centre makes it a different take on lots of the other styles I've seen.

The pinch of sugar helps these chops take on lots of color, and hard - searing on just one side ensures they're not overcooked.

I love how mushrooms can take on lots of flavour, so I am sure they are great here... and I am with you, lots of cilantro is always a good thing.

Scoffing against, disproving, demeaning, using unscientific theories to persuade the gullible that the Intelligent Designer, the Lord God Almighty, Creator of the heavens and the earth and all living things on it must take on lots of time and endless energy with atheists.

Of course, it takes on a lot of the formula of its predecessors, but it actually does have some new things to say.

Both Ruiz and Cortazzo say they are using variable annuities sparingly with clients at this point, but for investors who are uncomfortable taking on a lot of market risk, annuities can be a solution.

«We look for a lot of experience and for people willing to take on a lot of risk,» Gibbon said.

Canwest took on a lot of debt when it bought the Southam newspaper chain.

Firms that took on a lot of debt when times were good are going to find themselves hard - pressed to pay off that debt in the future.

A company that has taken on lots of debt to fund expansion will likely have a better P / E ratio than its peers as the money it is borrowing doesn't reduce earnings.

It was a very refreshing take on lot of things in the capital markets and I thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience.

Although the recipe might be better described as simply frozen banana cream, it takes on a lot of properties of a homemade banana ice cream.

I like the white beans because they take on a lot of color in the pan.

The are a simple staple that can take on a lot of seasoning and spice.

«With Tim, it wasn't always what you saw on the court; he took on a lot of responsibility and leadership,» Costello said.

Leo took on a lot of my administrative responsibilities so I could spend more time planning, preparing and coaching on the field.

It would be taking on a lot of baggage for a player who has sat the entire season and wasn't productive the last time he played.

They are progressing nicely and taking on a lot of information.

I think it was a few seasons ago when tottenham took on a lot of signings, Wenger commented that assimulating more than about three players is difficult.

He might not even pitch this season because of an elbow injury, so the Brewers would be taking on a lot of money to hopefully rehab him for the future.

The linebackers take on a lot of damage and you see it every year.

«We would have to take on a lot of additional staff and there would be infrastructure that we'd need to increase and that in itself is a year's work, so the reality is 2021 could become 2022.

So can Steve Kean, who has taken on a lot of support from Sir Alex Ferguson get anything out of this match?

Our group took off and grew quickly and has taken on a lot of activity at a very young age.

During the interview with the TV channel, the EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Magu, said, «We have been able to take on a lot of big shots that were hitherto untouchable in the three arms of the military, political class.

She's taken on a lot of tough fights.

These people have taken on a lot of debt.

Since it only has 21 different speed options, this bike is great for people who won't be racing or taking on a lot of varying terrain conditions, such as steep mountains and ravines.

«We took on a lot of debt, more than we could sustain, to do some really exciting things, but now we're paying for it,» says Mark Westneat, a Field Museum curator and chair of zoology.

Your gastrointestinal tract takes on a lot of stress.

Incline barbell presses will benefit you, but a lot of people can't activate their upper pectoral muscles, which means that the front deltoids will have to take on a lot of work.

If you are staying in school because you're not really sure what else to do, or because your family has encouraged you to do so, please realized that you may be taking on a lot of debt that may take decades to pay off.

We want to talk to people who are entrepreneurial, who like fast - paced environments and who want to take on a lot of ownership, because at H&M you have to own your business and your potential.

Having taken on lots of life insurance and hired his own assassin, he delights in saying and doing anything that comes to mind.

She believes that by portraying a real person, an actor takes on a lot of responsibility: «You want to do justice to their memory, to their character, to who they were, or who they are in this case.

This week's Jurassic Journal features Assistant Script Supervisor Kelly Krieg, who took on a lot of roles on the set of #JurassicWorld #FallenKingdom, including wrangling alpacas and (briefly) teaching @prattprattpratt German.

The first video focuses on the action the game provides with different character types, weapons, spells and more taking on lots of baddies.

He's taking on a lot of interesting projects that will hopefully demonstrate more versatility and a willingness to go darker than we've seen from him up to this point.

6:00 am — IFC — Love's Labour's Lost Kenneth Branagh has taken on a lot of Shakespeare plays and usually does them with incredible fidelity (like his uncut, four - plus hour - long Hamlet).

For example, Manzanilla's partnerships with the teacher education programs and two local school reform networks meant that staff had to take on a lot of additional work: supervising student teachers, attending network meetings, hosting visitors, presenting at conferences, and completing assessments their network partners needed for their own accountability reports.

But unless we're downright wealthy, that means taking on a lot of pressure to produce words that add up to a product that readers want to buy.