Sentence examples for easy take up from inspiring English sources

Easy: take up arms against Britain, and, for a bonus, continue to do so, while suspended, alongside the Nazis.

It has not been easy taking up the task of providing for these children since my son died, leaving them with me and their mother.

It was easy to take up and easy to do — just go in a straight line and don't fall — and aside from a few years of Kenpo Karate and some bouts at the gym I did very little else in terms of real exercise.

Alongside traditional models, I would expect to see more and more micro volunteering options made easy to take up by the time-poor or commitment-sensitive, facilitated by charities or perhaps by small self-managing communities.

In particular, while salaries, research funding and working with stimulating peers matter, we provide unique estimates of the importance of organisational and institutional factors: early stage researchers are willing to trade off a substantial amount of salary for early independence and tenure perspectives; later stage researchers favour jobs which make it easy to take up new lines of research.

It might be a little easier to take up the corporate tax code because there is a general consensus that changes should be revenue neutral.

Dear Dingo, Building walls in real life is really hard, but virtual walls are way easier and take up half the time!

The United States is not necessarily an easy place to take up the banner of letting go; we're likely to call it "giving up," and there is of course no purer expression of this attitude than the pursuit of cryonics.

(Roslyn Sulcas) Aspen Santa Fe Ballet (Friday through Sunday) This small company has made a name for itself as an adventurous repository of contemporary ballet choreography; not an easy position to take up in an economic climate that pressurizes ballet troupes to rely on box office favorites.

(Roslyn Sulcas) Aspen Santa Fe Ballet (Tuesday through Thursday; through Oct. 21) This small company has made a name for itself as an adventurous repository of contemporary ballet choreography; not an easy position to take up in an economic climate that pressurizes ballet troupes to rely on box office favorites.

The easiest was to take up the bill that the Senate already passed to keep the government running, and is sitting in House.