But the party is taking on a life of its own.

Now the issue has taken on a life of its own.

Together, they set off to take on the world and now the Met.

Why then did he take on such a difficult project?

Then after a few minutes, the show took on its own form.

Taken on its face, much of the news was good.

Some people question whether he has taken on too much.

I did my best to take on board what everyone was saying.

His case had quickly taken on a life of its own.

The energy here was beginning to take on a life of its own.

You have to be taken on when you're a baby.

Everything took on the look and feel of something else.

I'm not taking on a lot of focus work these days.

How to take on more than one guy at a time.

They take on average seven men a day, six days a week.

He still didn't feel ready to take on the job.

Maybe I had taken on too many things at once.

They had taken on water just a little while ago.

Things have taken on a change of color during my stay.

The process they began took on a life of its own.

Never saw a man take on so in my life.

You could say they take on a life of their own.

Had he expected to be taken on to work here?

They might have taken on one of us, but not three.

His voice took on human feeling for the first time.

One must take it upon oneself that the goal, taken as given, is essentially the means to that end.

How can one take it upon oneself to claim sole responsibility for interpreting the Treaty and the Stability Pact?