Sentence examples for i had to take up from inspiring English sources

See how I had to take up a position, even though I was full of doubt.

I had to take up the molding to remove the offending panels.

"If I wanted to keep the boyfriend, I had to take up photography.

I decided that I had to take up my knives in the name of fellow space-starved New Yorkers and devise realistic practices for the decibel-conscious home cook.

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, December 8 , 1945P. 25 "Morning, noon, and night," one of our operatives heard a lady remark to a companion at the Colony Club, "all I could think about was cigarettes, so naturally I had to take up smoking".

"I am sad to be leaving Wales, but the challenge of playing such a pivotal role in the development of English rugby at this time is one I had to take up," said Lydon.

As a CEO I have to take up the cash-loss position with the primary shareholder.

My son died seven years ago and I have had to take up the role of fending for them.

"In overtime against San Francisco, I had to get up and take a break from watching," he said.

I had to get up to take care of things after that because it was rather embarrassing, me on the floor.

"If I had to get up to take care of my kids, I'd get up to do that.