Sentence examples for take up field from inspiring English sources
The phrase "take up field" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing or incomplete expression. An example could be: "After graduation, I decided to take up field studies in environmental science."
Will Char take up field hockey, we wonder?
Unions also took up field campaigning in a significant way.
Nick Clegg, the architect of the Coalition's plans to bring in a mainly elected second chamber, is unlikely to take up the Field plan.
HoloLens in practice doesn't take up your whole field of view like you might imagine from this demo video, but it'd still be a very impressive use of Microsoft's first foray into end-user AR.
Thorn moved to Brisbane in Australia at the age of nine and is returning, with his wife and four children, to take up an off-field role with Super Rugby side Queensland Reds when his Tigers journey ends.
Planting legumes that fix nitrogen can take up space in the field that many farmers would prefer to dedicate to cash crops.
"I felt the longer the game was at 1-0, he started to wander a little bit and take up different positions on the field.
In the second half, the longer the game went on at 1-0, he started to wander a bit, take up different positions on the field and that is more difficult to stop.
Despite the RCA's excellent development programme, which has encouraged over 5,000 Rwandans to take up the game, this uneven field remains the country's only cricket ground.
According to a Scientology biography, this was "given in recognition of his outstanding work on Dianetics" and "as an inspiration to the many people ... who had been inspired by him to take up advanced studies in this field ..."....
Most of the projects will be completed within 18 months; the East River ball fields may take up to two years.
