Sentence examples for more take up from inspiring English sources

In his tooth-and-claw resolve, the Texas Legislature has been summoned into special session tomorrow by Gov. Rick Perry, a DeLay ally, to once more take up Mr. DeLay's hubristic plan to remap Texas' Democratic Congressional majority out of existence.

When one is stopped, 10 more take up the flame.

Shilinglaw certainly didn't rule out the possibility: "We will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take up of sets but I think the BBC will be having a wait and see.

"After that we will see what happens when the recession ends and there may be more take up of sets but I think the BBC will be having a wait and see.

Hospital beds are once more taken up by Aids patients whose treatment has failed.

Hundreds more took up station on the bows and fly bridges of the dozens of superyachts ringing the harbor.

But, if anything, I soon discovered that Britain's papers were even more taken up with the phenomenon.

Fight the good fight On the march A family feud Turning Finnish ReprintsRecently Serbs in eastern Ukraine have been more taken up with their internal conflicts.

But that is the Republican Party that we are dealing with — one more taken up by its internal divisions than by the business of the country.

That led him to be a CEO more taken up with processes than results.

Returning to Australia in 1918, Rix Nicholas once more took up professional painting, and held an exhibition of over a hundred works at Melbourne's Guild Hall.