Sentence examples for take something up from inspiring English sources

Well, if you're going to take something up, you have to take the world that it comes with.

You can always drop something you are uninterested in, but it is more difficult to take something up.

Yes, I'll often make or buy some elements of my kids' Halloween costumes, but my favorite years are the ones when they take something out of the dress-up box and be that.

Take creative liberties, make something up," he says; he's far more interested in what the show has achieved for its stars than its over-analysed genesis.

"You want something from up here?" Without stopping, the man said, "Huh?" "Come up! Come up, take something".

"Come up, take something of hers.

IT WILL take something special to clean up the mess at WestLB, the wholesale- and investment-banking arm of Germany's biggest public-sector banking group (and the third largest of all).

It will take something special to live up to what has been an extraordinary standard of drama, with the likes of Stade Francais, Gloucester and Sale all taking support roles over the years, but hopes are understandably high.

"It's going to take something major to wake them up," he says.

The beauty of cloning is that you can just take something that has been set up and replicate it to a cloud infrastructure.

It is going to take something special to keep Burnley up now and I am not sure where it is going to come from.