Sentence examples for all took up from inspiring English sources
Yes, 2005 started with a bang: JANUARY -- Vlad, Lexus, Beanie and I all took up skiing, since it's fun, healthy, bracing and sounded so good on the Arroganaczis' year-end letter last December.
Creating advertising and marketing material, daily moderation and dealing with payments all took up a great deal of time.
We all took up her cue and chuckled along, including me.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's unwieldy cabinet — 53 ministers in all — took up the matter but ended the day with no decision except to reinforce the Parliament's recommendation that shipments contain no weaponry or lethal supplies.
"Creole Rhapsody" (1931), "Reminiscing in Tempo" (1935), and the conjoined "Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue" (1937) all took up two or more sides of 78-r.p.m. recordings — until then a length generally granted only to works of classical music, and a sign that Ellington was extending the notion of musical seriousness beyond its conventional bounds.
"The group of us together, a band of brothers if you like, we all took up this challenge to save our football club".
The remaining seven women attended for cervical cytology and all of them took up the offer of an immediate colposcopy.
One milliliter of water, one milliliter of gold, or one milliliter of air will all take up the same amount of space.
Gillespie's closing messages have all taken up Trumpian themes.
