Sentence examples for all take up from inspiring English sources
Therefore, each in our own way, we must all take up the cause for which Yitzhak Rabin gave his life: building a shared future in which our common humanity is more important than our interesting differences.
We see this day as a chance to reflect on what Troy posthumously achieved and the charge we must all take up in his name to end the immoral practice of the death penalty.
The ensuing anger with which they turn on Beatie, her self-defence, her halting, hesitant stumble upon fluency, the discovery of her own voice deliriously reaching high C as she uses her own words instead of Ronnie's all take up the last 15 minutes of the play.
This does not prove that we should all take up smoking, but that investigators should quit asking the same question over and over again in an effort to muddy the results.
One milliliter of water, one milliliter of gold, or one milliliter of air will all take up the same amount of space.
Let us all take up this challenge.
Gillespie's closing messages have all taken up Trumpian themes.
Senior housing's all taken up and rents are up around $1,500.
In his remarks, Mr. Zimmer stressed the importance of making higher education accessible to all, taking up the controversial subject of the worth of a liberal arts degree.
The book, after all, takes up the mysterious origins and horrific consequences of irrational acts of violence committed in the Arab world.
