Sentence examples for Took up again with from inspiring English sources

Though Constance loyally stuck by Oscar during his trials, her decision to cut off financial support after his release -- when he took up, again, with Lord Alfred Douglas instead of returning to her and their sons -- caused him to lash out at her. "Women are so petty," he raged, "and Constance has no imagination.

Its runaway popularity won Keable a level of celebrity: he spent a lot of time in London and took up again with Buck, who was now usually known as "Betty" (she, by her token, called Keable "Bill").

Amis helped put an end to that with a stern, impressive letter, then celebrated his success by taking up again with another friend's wife.

The one piece of Bush's foreign policy that the leading Republicans haven't taken up (again, with the occasional exception of McCain) is his "freedom agenda".

That Mr. LaBute chose to take up again with Greg and Steph, and their friends Kent and Carly (played here by Mr. Weller and Ms. Bibb), seems perfectly natural when you think about it, though.

The next year the pioneer's legend takes up again with his flight to Hollywood - with borrowed capital of $40 and the sketches of a film which would set a living girl against a cartoon background.

In 1955, she returned to the theatre, taking up again with Shaw, as Jennifer Dubedat in The Doctor's Dilemma, and Welles, who cast her as Goneril to his King Lear in his ill-received production at the New York City Center.

We will see this fight taken up again with immigration reform, where once again Americans will be challenged to put aside competing agendas and work together for equality.

With a change in health service administration, the intervention faltered for a time, but in recent years has been taken up again, with protocols of systematic surveillance and treatment now embedded within primary care, although resources limit their optimal application.

Also on hand are numerous examples of his efforts in painting, which he took up again in 1985, made with and without postcards.

The UN's Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean took up the idea and developed preliminary studies that we should take up again and discuss with our neighbor to the north.