Sentence examples for suggested taking up from inspiring English sources

Pound also suggested taking up poetry translation to learn what could be done with language -- advice that Mr. Merwin followed.

The original wrongly said Ian Lucas was the MP to whom the Speaker suggested taking up yoga.

By the same token, Gibbs once got so tired of O'Hara obsessing over the fact that he didn't go to Yale that he suggested taking up a collection to send him there, just to shut him up.

Dr. Bruce suggests taking up a new interest like painting or needlework or volunteering at a place of worship, school or museum.

In order to restore from mental fatigue ART suggests taking up activities that require involuntary attention.

Housing benefit has taken another hit, so I suggest taking up squatting.

Better yet, I suggest taking up a new hobby: start collecting unadulterated seeds--if you can find them!

That core, calculation suggests, takes up around 60% of the planet's volume, making it far larger than the cores of Venus, Earth and Mars, the solar system's other rocky planets.

Men couldn't just knowingly suggest "taking a trip up the mountain" to each other and be sure that they were being completely understood.

Another action I would suggest taking is to check up on the status of your return regularly.

Of course, if you have a family history of, or susceptibility to, arthritis, then this is not to suggest that taking up running is a good idea.