Sentence examples for area take up from inspiring English sources

Le Poisson Rouge has a large stage — the stage and the ensemble area take up nearly a quarter of the room — but the set, by Lauren Brown, is a matter of a few chairs, a divan and a ladder.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization's recommendation, consumption of salt should be limited within 5 g day−1, but people in the study area take up to 16 g of salt just by drinking the water (Daily Star 2013).

The living, dining and kitchen area takes up most of the main space, with bedrooms at either end.

Last week, a quilters' group from the Grand Rapids area took up residence and made a donation for their meals and transportation, as most visitors do.

So an alternative method of calculating population density is to divide the urban population by the area taken up by cities.

They are still made on site, in a large processing area taking up almost an entire block, and sent to grocery stores, delis and distributors nationwide.

Outside, the queue spills on to the pavement, and inside the sold-out club, the VIP area takes up even more space than is usual.

Around 100 computer coders, designers and "idea generators" from across the Bay area took up an invitation to join a weekend-long "hackathon" in late January.

The 1.58m-hectare Tasmanian wilderness world heritage area takes up a quarter of the state and contains forests, lakes, mountains and rivers that are largely free from development.

Seven of the 10 Croatia players in the area took up extremely deep starting positions, almost on the edge of the six-yard box.

In most designs of digital systems, as the area taken up by multiplexers and wires outweighs that of functional modules and registers, the interconnection optimization in high-level synthesis becomes very significant.