Sentences with phrase «to take on the project»

I started publishing in new outlets, I finished a novel which is best described as «spiritual fiction» and took on a project of ghost writing a legacy story.

However, there are many options to consider when taking on a project like that and still providing a modern approach to classroom teaching and learning.

It can also sound overwhelming, like taking on another project in our already hectic lives.

I am not taking on any projects at the moment — two to three hour consultations only.

I am so excited to see you guys take on another project with your new home!

You're a great friend for taking on this project!

Even though they can add value by improving the quality of a home, rising prices provide a safety net when taking on a project.

One of the great things about taking on this project is that it can be as simple or as grand as you like.

From now on, I ONLY take on projects that I love.

DIY - happy buyers must understand the home's construction and local historic building codes before taking on any project.

No big company, just a lot of self - employed individuals who take on projects together as they have time and inclination.

If taking on projects that incur an enormous amount of risk can be considered fun, that is.

Along with our superior auto maintenance services, we also understand that you might like to take on some projects at home.

She will take on a project from start to finish, and you can be sure it will be done well.

As a creative person, she also takes on projects such as the One Word project.

The demand for a solution convinced a handful of powerful organizations in Democratic politics to take on the project together.

If you are considering taking on a project such as this, be sure to take the necessary time to plan and give yourself plenty of room to make mistakes.

I now take on projects by myself as well.

You stop taking on projects where it's not specified — in writing — exactly what you expect in return.

One executive assistant might take on project management responsibilities.

I can't imagine taking on this project, especially in a foreign country.

And you'll catch the attention of a hiring manager looking for someone not afraid to take on a project alone.

Her passion for telling stories that matter ultimately led her to finding her niche as a filmmaker — often taking on projects that she loved despite the lower compensation.

Flexible employees can adapt to change, take on projects outside of their scope and shift their schedule if necessary.

If you have other writing needs, please keep in mind that we are a full service content provider, and that we will take on any project no matter how big or small.

Scientists who wish to succeed there must be willing to relocate and to take on projects beyond their expertise and interests, they agreed.

This is such a fun take on this project!

Before your heart sinks, consider whether taking on a project - based or short - term position would make sense for you in this stage of your career.

84 percent of 18 - 34 year olds took on a project compared to 77 percent of 35 - 50 year olds and 60 percent of those aged 65 and older.

Taking on a project house that needs literally everything is a long term commitment.

He enjoys a challenge and takes on projects in neighborhoods that are transitioning.

I really admire you for taking on this project.

As part of 20 Time, I decided to take on a project of my own.

Take on every project like it's the biggest gig you'll ever get.

You know that I only take on projects that I can truly stand behind.

What was your mission when taking on this project, telling a Russian story as an American filmmaker?

That's right, you heard it — you get to choose who takes on the project.

But don't take on projects that require a completely different knowledge base or infrastructure.

It is easy for a student to take on a project where the experiment is already designed, where the techniques are already available and where the conclusions are expected.

Cynthia, The self - published books purchased by acquisition editors for traditional book publishers are usually represented by a literary agent who's taken on the project because of a high level of success (i.e. 10,000 sales) and the expectation of continuing self - marketing by an author with a growing platform.

By giving employees the same freedoms that senior managers and I give ourselves, our team can successfully take on projects other brands can't, such as Virgin Galactic and Virgin Oceanic — tourism companies set to expand travel to space and the ocean depths.

When Aubrey first took on the project, he sought advice from other park districts and government entities, only to find that few had any sort of comprehensive digital archive.

«Initially we bounced ideas off her, then we asked her opinion on changes to the floor plan, and it evolved into taking on the project together,» explains the mother of the family.

Sony took on the project after a bidding war against every house in town, except for Disney.

But Iron Galaxy is up to the challenge, and CEO Adam Boyes (who previously worked at Capcom) revealed interest in taking on the project on Twitter.

Our dedicated Parts Department team will help you get the exact parts you need for any project, whether you are planning to work on your car in your home garage or will be having our Service Center team take on the project.

Frieda approached Woody and reported that he was willing to take on this project within our time frame.