Sentence examples for So take up from inspiring English sources

So, take up music and join the long list of musical firsts in space, load up your e-reader (and remember to pack the charger) or spend your spare time with a camera capturing the view.  .

So take up your rightful place, but politely and while keeping in mind that we're incredibly lucky to be doing this thing that we love.

So take up a hobby, join a gym, take up a martial art, make some friends and try to incorporate as much good into your life as you can.

Mr Birve in Rosengard complains that people eager to work are too often barred from formal jobs, so take up informal ones instead.

People can wait weeks, or even months, for care to be arranged and so take up semi-permanent residency in a hospital ward.

And ships have the storage capacity for alternative fuels such as hydrogen and ammonia, which are typically less energy dense and so take up more space than fossil fuels.

The whole place seems so taken up with its own socio-cultural significance.

I was so taken up that the book became entirely real to me.

So taking up her current role in March 2013 seemed a natural move.

The woman was so taken up with her challenge that she missed his meaning.

So taking up with the new stars in the mutual fund firmament could prove rewarding in the future, too.