Sentence examples for take up none from inspiring English sources

Bras says the gates are especially suited to Venice because they allow for navigation through the inlets, take up none of the city's limited land space, and do not detract visually from Venice's landscape.

He "is disappointed to see the General Assembly take up none of the reasonable gun safety measures he proposed at the start of the session, including the extreme risk protection order signed into law by Republican governors and endorsed by President Trump's school safety commission," spokeswoman Ofirah Yheskel said.

Riffing off the "power portrait," Buck's subjects don't take up the entire frame; in fact, they take up none of it.

Those bills will show America what can done to stand up to the threat of Trump ― even if, as expected, the Senate takes up none of that legislation.

We will decide if that standard has been met and decide whether to take up all or none or somewhere in-between," said Hunt.

But of the several dozen people to take up the offer since last summer, none has made the move permanent.

Seven of the eight nominees for The Omnivore's honor appeared in daily newspapers, and none take up enough space to outstay their welcome.

Even more surprising, the name being tossed around as the leading candidate to take up the job is none other than Lockwood.

Universal suffrage, especially when extended to women, encouraged "over-legislation," allowing government to take up responsibilities which were none of its business.

Cooking, as it happens, took up almost none of our conversation, which quickly turned to the history of the relationship between "heretical" eating — which is how Spencer referred to vegetarianism in his history "The Heretic's Feast" — and other "heretical" behavior, like homosexuality.

"I'll be writing to him today to ask him to back my campaign for automatic jail sentences for knife criminals". Ruth Davidson, the Tory candidate, asked Smeaton to sign her open invitation to all the candidates to fight a "clean and honest campaign" – an offer none has yet taken up.