Sentence examples for take up longer from inspiring English sources
Next, the women are going to take up longer spells in unused spaces in London, recruiting from the local community, but the ultimate aim is to open a permanent restaurant.
Maybe he'll even take up longer-form writing, extending his range beyond 140 words.
Another tip is to allow time for tasks to take up to 50% longer than you originally anticipate.
Just be aware that your dish may take up to 50 percent longer to cook.
Vehicles are carried separately on a pontoon barge, and may take up to a week longer.
Other trains transfer in Jamaica and take up to nine minutes longer.
Research reveals avid users of technology pre-bedtime can take up to an hour longer than average to eventually nod off than those who do not.
This tends to happen because the soil pH is too high, at which point the blueberry can no longer take up iron available in the soil.
Journeys could take up to 90 minutes longer due to diversions while a redevelopment project is taking place at Reading.
Rail passengers between south Wales and London can expect their journey to take up to 90 minutes longer over the Easter weekend due to work at Reading station.
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