Sentence examples for language take up from inspiring English sources

"A period away from work", Stylist tells us, "can be hugely positive – time to learn a language, take up a hobby".

I don't have any great desire to learn a second language, take up a new sport, or play the guitar.

Learn a musical instrument or a foreign language, take up an art form like painting, start building projects — whatever it is that catches your interest.

Where the action meanders, language takes up the slack.

Comedian Richard Herring, who has written on the subject of disablist language, took up the issue the following morning.

On the other hand, the oddly effective mash-up called "I Like That You Can't Take That Away From Me" features one of the year's best credits ("Performed by: Jae Millz, June Christy, Eric B & Rakim and Mashonda"); the copyright language takes up almost a full page.

If you're practiced enough to know that an auk is a diving seabird, it's time to learn sign language or take up the tuba.

Do crossword puzzles, learn a new language, or take up a hobby you were always too busy for.

Firstly, languages would take up a lot more time in the curriculum.

See if you can learn a language together, or take up the same hobby.

The stated aim of consulting with local authorities regarding "local target setting for foreign language take-up at Key Stage 4" has been dropped and "secondary legislation necessary to achieve this" is never mentioned.