Sentence examples for first take up from inspiring English sources
Although he was a great reader with ambitions to write, he did not, at first, take up that life.
Gay rights advocates persuaded the legislators to first take up another amendment to ban same-sex marriage, one introduced nearly two years ago by a conservative lawmaker, but which was now considered by Mr. Mineau and other same-sex marriage opponents to be unable to pass constitutional muster because it would nullify the same-sex marriages that had already taken place.
In this paper we first take up these questions.
On "Watchful Eye," they at first take up their beef with their new hometown's lack of bud via dark and damp rhythms before dropping into a teenage doom punk apocalypse.
A complex, nonlinear path of cell interactions can be traced from the antigen-presenting cells that first take up the immunogen, via T helper cells through to B lymphocytes.
"Bonsai," his first, takes up only 86 miniature pages.
He first took up the game in 1995, when he was in college, at U.C. San Diego.
It is a year to the day since David Willetts first took up his post as Universities Minister.
He first took up the violin and then studied composition and conducting.
The Duma, the lower house of Parliament, first took up the bill last Monday.
Mishurovsky told me that he first took up bell ringing to play in church services.
