Sentence examples for but take up from inspiring English sources

But take up has been slow and green deal assessments fell in August.

Most of these cases exude elegance but take up a huge portion of your carry-on bag.

Surveys of procurement activity called procurement maturity assessments (PMAs) do just this but take up by universities is still too low.

The smallest works as a study or nursery, and the other has built-ins that are attractive but take up space.

Stanhope concurs: "These people [the venues] have no purpose in the whole equation, but take up way too large a chunk of the money".

L.C.D.'s now cost as little as C.R.T.'s did a few years ago, but take up a fraction of the space.

But taking up his inheritance will prove complicated.

He later came back, but took up work as a welder.

Hans Holbein the Younger was trained by his father in Augsburg but took up residence in Basel, Switzerland, about 1515.

I fanned a batter here and there, but took up smoking and irony in self-defense.

He began writing poetry as an adolescent, but took up journalism to make a living.