Sentence examples similar to its take up from inspiring English sources

Chances are its taking up some kind of memory as well as space.

It took up its current 72-hole stroke play (lowest score) format the following year.

With its descending branches, it took up the whole center of the herb garden.

NBC said it pushed its total take up to about $2.35 billion, up from $2.1 billion to $2.2 billion last year.

Its products take up whole aisles at Walmart.

Today, its headquarters take up four floors of a building on Elliott Avenue in Seattle, with pleasing views of Puget Sound.

The building and its property take up half of the city block.

If after that Congress still dislikes Mr Obama's actions, Mr Dent concludes, it should take up its own immigration legislation.

The advantage of using a wheat straw is its good availability and its ability to take up water from waterweed.

The intriguing attributes of Bats; how it strives to take up its prey, are fathomed out and been adopted in problem solving.

The appeals court went out of its way to take up issues that were not before it.