Sentence examples for it taking up from inspiring English sources
An elegant rectory and former school (used for karate and jujitsu classes now, "contact Sensei George Cermak") are behind it, taking up most of 25th Street.
She has not simply cleaned out the sport's heavyweight division: she has scrubbed, cleansed and disinfected it, taking up residence in her rivals' heads rent-free.
"I am sick of parliamentarians taking material they had access to as ministers and peddling it, taking up positions in industry".
The tension is heightened by the fact that "The Speed of Belief," that long elegy, dispenses with the vivid diction of the poems that precede it, taking up instead a resolutely plain form of speech.
But convincing and beguiling though his slender apologia is (the whole of it taking up less than a quarter of the space allotted to the Norton Critical Edition's appendixes), Philbrick doesn't have an audience held captive in a classroom.
Like Ashley, Lepisto says he doesn't just write about flying off to far-away places, he also does it, taking up to eight domestic business trips a year.
It takes up two slabs with its 110 names.
It takes up a lot of resources.
It takes up all their time.
"It takes up too much time.
