Sentence examples for offered to take up from inspiring English sources

They recently announced that they have been offered to take up permanent residence next to Granary Square, in King's Cross.

His provider, Vodafone again, refused to waive the charges until a barrister judged them likely to be invalid and offered to take up his case.

Across town, Mr. Tijjani, the Muslim, says his old neighbors have offered to take up a collection to rebuild his house.

Her Jobcentre managers, she said, "knew I was doing the work experience... they knew I wanted to go into museum work and they just said, 'you've got to do it, you've got no choice... it's mandatory.'" After coming to the Guardian with her story, the solicitors Public Interest Lawyers offered to take up her case pro-bono.

The khagan offered to take up the Arab garrison into his on army, doubling their salary, but this proposal too was rejected with disdain by the Arab negotiator, Yazid ibn Sa'id al-Bahili, with the words "How can the Arabs, who are wolves, be with the Turgesh, who are sheep?".

Ramiro returns with the first clock (containing Gonzalve) and offers to take up the second (containing Inigo).

So if you were playing an audiobook in the car, the next time you get in the vehicle it'll offer to take up where it left off.

While the commission and health boards approach individual units with offers to take up the courses, patients have the final say in whether or not they attend.

Three Chinese Muslims detained at Guantánamo Bay formally accepted an offer to take up new lives in the Pacific island nation of Palau and could be moved there as early as next month, lawyers say.

He maintained an interest in commercial flying but refused an offer to take up the position of controller of civil aviation in 1920 owing to his business interests, which included partnership in the family shipping firm of Gilchrist, Watt & Sanderson Ltd ,and directorships of mining, rubber, and art corporations.

On our first morning, a local friend called Theo offered to take us up to a cave at the other end of the island.