stand up and take it

“Stand up and take it in the stomach.”

But you've got to be man enough to stand up and take it on the chin.

"I'm going to stand up and take it," he says.

To a Russian, a German or an Italian the Premier's moving appeal to Parliament sounded like a swan song of democracy, an indirect confession that Liberty, Equality and Fraternity can no longer stand up and take it.

The sight precipitated fresh mania and Mr. Carson attacked once more, exhorting his opponent to "stand up and take it."