Examples of using Takes on a challenge in English and their translations into Danish
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Warwick never says no. He will take on a challenge.
Warwick never says no. He will take on a challenge.
And then he takes me on a hunt.
What takes ten minutes on a Sunday, takes an hour every other day.
And that takes a toll on everybody.
List of databases on handheld takes a long time.
Takes a licking, but keeps on ticking.
It looks like someone who takes a piss on us.
PS. Takes a turn on the trip report on the plateau.
Who takes a tape recorder with them on vacation?
Everything takes on a new meaning.
That shit takes on a life of its own.
It takes place on a submarine.
It takes place on a submarine.
So a 16-year-old boy takes revenge on a teacher.
Killing that many people takes a toll on a man.
All these together takes around a week on a boot.
It takes place on a farm in Nova Scotia.
In July 2012, we took on a significant challenge.
This film takes you on a journey.
This escape plan takes Jonas and Gabe on a journey.
DgCarousel takes images and arranges them on a horizontal line.
Every morning a young fisherman takes out on sea.
Cassidy Klein takes a large length on the sofa.
It only takes a few minutes to put on.
Heir Hunters takes a fly on the wall look.
The Danes suffer for many years until a young, Geatish warrior named Beowulf takes on the challenge of defeating Grendel.