take one on

When other communities see their neighbors completing these projects, they want to take one on as well - at a recent Portland Press Herald Business Breakfast Forum on broadband, the panelists called such municipal projects “contagious.”

According to Jane, his exact words, as she prepared to leave, were “Take one on your way out.”

“We focus on issues for the long haul, and when we take one on, our focus is to stay at it until the issue goes away,” said Lisa Sherman, chief executive of the Ad Council, which has promoted firearm safety for almost two decades.

While Brilliance is left to take one on the chin for Mother China, BMW will be hoping Beijing speeds ahead with this particular offer.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker wrote on Twitter: "Some gold on #Carshare Halaldi is magical. Did anyone spot the 'struggling to grow a moustache... please take one' on the tree?"