Depressed after Sonya's death, he passed up an offer to relocate to the United States, which was taken up instead by Mogulesko and Finkel.
In such cases, oxygen is inadvertently administered to the stomach, from where it cannot be taken up by the circulatory system, instead of the lungs.
The matter should instead be taken up by the Security Council -- though Washington is unclear on exactly what actions it would then support.
Meanwhile, Venezuela's foreign minister is visiting nations in the region to lobby for the dispute to be taken up by the Union of South American Nations, instead of the Organization of American States.
He's taken up yoga, and instead of beer he stocks his fridge with a beverage they undoubtedly do serve in hell — the trendy organic health drink kombucha.
Too much of a teacher's time is taken up with administration instead of being with children, getting to know them, tailoring an approach best suited to each child, teaching them and guiding them.
Chromium can cause harm to cell metabolism and development, when it is taken up by plants instead of necessary micronutrients such as for example iron.
Instead, Obama should be taking up the legitimate concerns of not only his own base, but the majority of Americans whose real income has stagnated or fallen for the past 30 years – not to mention (and they are, in fact, not often mentioned) the 46 million Americans, which is close to one in six, who live below the poverty line.
I went about my career probably the wrong way round, in that I possibly should have done my theater work in my 20's and, instead, was taken up with television and film and was very unskilled and had no craft.
Last year, he turned down the post of trade minister; it was taken up by former HSBC boss Stephen Green instead.
