Sentence examples for got taking up from inspiring English sources
It can be a great way to use whatever you've got taking up space.
His own Q Master design for a successor interested some manufacturers but did not get taken up.
"And finally the US started to look at it and it got taken up," he recalls.
As a teenager, already writing novels and plays, he got taken up by the flamboyant publisher Anthony Blond.
He created the cryptic jargon of tradecraft — lamplighters, scalphunters, babysitters, joes, mothers, burnboxes — some of which got taken up by actual spies.
It was through the festival that he got taken up by Kaylie Jones, daughter of James Jones, who edited James's first novel, John Crow's Devil.
"Stubbs never got taken up by the early-20th-century American collectors like Henry Huntington, who loved English paintings," Mr. Warner said.
He worked last year to push legislation through the Financial Services Committee, where he served as chairman until this year, that would legalize Internet poker, although the bill never got taken up by the Senate or the full House.
He was in the emergency room for an hour before he got taken up to the operating room.
Stuff like this gets taken up in the media because it sounds so down with the internet age.
