Sentence examples for take up again from inspiring English sources

Only after that was he able to take up again his childhood passion for astronomy and elaborate his cloud classifications.

In 2000, Mr. Evans was the chairman and chief fund-raiser of Mr. Bush's presidential campaign, a job he says he will not take up again in 2004.

His libretto for "Oberto" has themes Verdi would take up again, in most cases with more flair: a father-daughter relationship, a tenor unfaithful in love, a stain on the family honor, a lust for revenge, the bond of friendship.

That Mr. LaBute chose to take up again with Greg and Steph, and their friends Kent and Carly (played here by Mr. Weller and Ms. Bibb), seems perfectly natural when you think about it, though.

One wonders whether the doctor himself might not have considered it, as he did Milton's "Paradise Lost", "one of the books which the reader admires and lays down, and forgets to take up again.

Back in the Ivory Coast, Lessena said he worked as a graphic designer making T-shirts, a job he would like to take up again so he can earn money and send it home to his family.

That thread can be taken up again.

The bill could be taken up again in April.

The image was taken up again by Pope John Paul II.

The measure is not likely to be taken up again.

The proposals are expected to be taken up again by the commission on Jan . 20