Sentence examples for take up as a from inspiring English sources
"take up as a" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to start doing or participating in something regularly or as a hobby. Example: "I decided to take up painting as a hobby this year. I always enjoyed it in college and wanted to get back into it."
So local legend has it, he had not wanted to work in the family vineyard, or take up as a barber, a job for which he had trained.
But here's a list of three other people he should talk to and whose problems he should take up as a priority if Labour is to prove an effective opposition: step forward Alan, Jim and Kath.
But the main benefit from Mr. Clinton's proposal may well be providing a convenient issue for gun-control groups to take up as a coalition, said Dr. Garren Wintemute, the director of the Violence Prevention Research Program at the University of California at Davis and an emergency-room physician.
"The opportunity to live and play overseas is one my girlfriend and I are extremely eager to take up as a new chapter of my footy career".
But a host of other items are already on tap for the leaders to take up as a group, and still others will need to be dealt with country-by-country.
How many things did you take up as a child, then decide you didn't like anymore and quit?
Consider the space we don't take up as an olive branch offered to bring together the warring S.U.V. stroller and non-parent factions.
He takes up as much space as a white man can, if you let him.
It was quickly taken up as a catchphrase.
It's a sport he took up as a boy at the Fordham Preparatory School, and the New York Athletic Club.
On Iraq, that has now been taken up as a White House mantra.
