Sentence examples for take up baking from inspiring English sources

I always think, when I'm old, I'll take up baking.

When he died two years ago, she was encouraged to take up baking again for both family members and her son Stephen's restaurant.

The Great British Bake Off (known in the U.S. as the Great British Baking Show) has inspired thousands of people to take up baking, only to be faced with a conundrum: what to do with all those baked goods, after they've gobbled up as much as they can and foisted the rest on family and friends.

Remaindering the man, keeping the pajamas, she took up baking, pursuing "the cookie diet".

My wife has taken up baking to help keep us afloat.

He has taken up baking, and supplies cafes in Westchester County with brownies, biscotti and 11 kinds of scones.

A piano teacher by trade, she took up baking after her diagnosis, and now works with Garguilo's Bakery in St. James on a line of gluten-free items, including pie crust, bread and cookies.

She took up baking for the family and enjoyed attending local events and activities in the budding college town.

Unlike many of the 30-somethings in the food business in Brooklyn, Louis Coluccio Jr. did not change careers and take up pickling or baking.

These practical stunts function somewhat like collecting vinyl records, taking up sewing, baking your own bread, handwriting thank you notes and stripping down your Schwinn in that they're reassuring totems of a reality that at times seems to be disappearing in the slipstream of digital ones and zeros.

He started out as a baker, then took up teaching baking, and then he was asked to judge for the Great Aussie Pie Comp and became a teacher/judge.