Sentence examples for more took up from inspiring English sources

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

When Mandelson was forced to resign as Northern Ireland Secretary on the Wednesday before last, Harris once more took up his role of 'friend of Peter Mandelson': as he has said sardonically, this looked like becoming a fulltime career.

Some elephants were sent to the battlefields but more took up the heavy lifting slack in towns and in the countryside when the horses were shipped to the Front.

There is an irresistible case for claiming that when More took up his pen in Tudor England, he was unknowingly writing the first science-fiction novel, as well as the most influential classic of that genre.

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.

The Houthis have long claimed they are left out of Yemen's political process, and once more took up arms when they felt similarly marginalized during Hadi's presidency.

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

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

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Blair's government was also more and more taken up with the question of whether Britain should stay in or remain outside the European monetary union.

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.