Sentence examples for take it up later from inspiring English sources

At risk of becoming persona non grata, ditching Latin feels like a fair trade-off in an overcrowded curriculum - but it can still play a role as a lingua franca for those who want to take it up later in life.

Later this week, the House will vote on the measure and the Senate will take it up later.

Other papers, which had shown little interest initially, took it up later when the Commission for Racial Equality - a government-funded body - said it had taken legal advice and was reporting Mr Kilroy-Silk to the police with a view to prosecuting him for incitement under the Public Order Act.

The final House vote is expected Wednesday and then the Senate will take it up later this week.

The Senate, which passed a similar measure in 2004, is expected to take it up later this year, with support from President Obama.

Mr. Pataki's administration had initially balked at the legislation's cost, at least $13 million a year, but Mr. Pataki has been quietly lobbying legislators to take it up later this year.

Instead of demanding that Ms. Cooper abandon the audit project completely, Mr. Sullivan urged her to take it up again later in the year, they said.

You can take it up a notch later if you find you love it.

At a later date, take it up with a parent, counsellor, another teacher or a Head of Department.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered the punchiest performance of her three-day campaign trip during a rally here Wednesday afternoon, marking Independence Day by asking a crowd of thousands, "Wouldn't you like to be free of George Bush and Dick Cheney?" And a few minutes later, she took it up a notch.

I will take this issue up later.