Sentence examples for take up here from inspiring English sources

It is a blow that is hard to take up here.

It's been a tough week and this is a blow that's hard to take up here.

And the president and I are going to do everything in our power to -- to honor the memory of your children and your wives with -- with the work we take up here today.

And the president and I are going to do everything in our power to honor the memory of your children and your wives with the work we take up here today.

Mr. Bowles's challenge, as taken up here by his Democratic allies, is to make voters aware of Mrs. Dole's least palatable positions and to depict her as a political opportunist, so he may offer himself as a more genuine advocate for their interests.

Whether suggesting (while tapping his head) that women did not have what it took "up here" to compose, or implying that for all practical purposes "Negro" and "Indian" music were the same, he blundered into what was already a fascinating and well-developed debate about the future course of American music like a Czech bull in an American china shop.

Sections 1 5 in what follows provide some of the requisite embellishments, though as is usually the case in philosophy there are many issues taken up here which could be pursued at much greater length.

This subject will be briefly taken up here.

"It's definitely possible he could be taken up here," General Manager BRIAN CASHMAN said.... JOSÉ CONTRERAS, roughed up by Boston in his last two starts, had another encouraging bullpen session yesterday.

Just because Kinsey is adorable doesn't make her a pushover, and the issue she takes up here — criminal negligence and abuse of the elderly — is as serious as it is ugly.

Returning, she wrote a booklet on the subject, arousing such general interest that she sent a copy of it to the A. K. C. with the suggestion that the British idea be taken up here officially.