Sentence examples for eventually taking up from inspiring English sources

General Musharraf deserves praise too, for eventually taking up that offer.

Researchers have also previously observed that the planets' orbital configurations are such that they likely migrated together, "moving as a pack," as de Wit describes, eventually taking up their current positions, closer into their star.

Hans drifts, visiting his wife and son in London twice a month, amiably acquainting himself with some of the eccentrics at the Chelsea Hotel, and eventually taking up cricket, the game of his Dutch childhood.

It would be 20 years before they would return, eventually taking up residence in 2001 in Siem Reap, the provincial town near the Angkor Wat temples, where Mr. Ros, 68, is a deputy director of the Apsara Authority, the government agency that protects the temples.

The Brechthaus in the old artisan quarter of Lechviertel is the birthplace of Bertolt Brecht and offers insights into the great playwright, poet and director's Augsburg youth, US exile and uneasy relationship with the GDR after eventually taking up residence in East Berlin.

Ten years ago, Goward went to New York with Fergus to cook a week of St John dinners at Soho House – the restaurant's fame had been spread in the city by two of its most ardent American fans, Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali – and it was thanks to this experience that, in 2005, Goward finally left St John, eventually taking up a job at Prune in the East Village.

The project eventually took up 17 volumes.

His wife, Jean Carnahan, eventually took up his seat.

Justyna obtained an order of protection, and eventually took up with Darek.

Devoting himself at first to still life, Mierevelt eventually took up portraiture.

Like his father, he eventually took up marine biology as a field of endeavour.