Sentence examples for right took up from inspiring English sources

But at the end of the placid nineteen-fifties the John Birch Society, a pioneering organization of the bug-eyed right, took up the Yuletide cudgels.

It's thrilling to know that I have done something right – taking up the cello in my 60s.

Customers may not say anything, but subconsciously, they may be thinking: silly name, silly company, silly products.On a purely self-interested level, attempting to get all these trivial matters of spelling, case and punctuation right takes up far more of our time than we'd like.

Ads on the right taking up brainwaves and real estate and on the left lots of work for you to do checking boxes and moving sliders.

Then comes the Payne "Home Sweet Home" house, and way off on the right, taking up a wall of its own, is Rennert's.

Paul Jacob, the mayor of Donzy (independent centre-right) takes up the theme.

It thus avoided arousing partisan hackles, except at the extremes of left and right, and took up sensitive topics without provoking a refusal to listen.

MR: All right, we took up a lot of your time and I appreciate it.

Last night, meanwhile, there was a generously sized VIP section off of stage right; it took up a space that could have easily fit a hundred people.

International human rights groups took up the case as an example of what they called a pattern of impunity for human rights violations in Oaxaca.

His strategy of taking more production control paid off when Fox bought the X-Men rights, Sony took up Spider-Man and New Line made the Blade trilogy.