Sentence examples for take up one from inspiring English sources
A House subcommittee is scheduled to take up one such bill on Thursday.
Mr. Buatta, for instance, said that he would probably take up one of his clients' offers to fly out on a private aircraft.
Stadium questions alone take up one and a half pages of the five-page document.
Will he stick with British independent cinema, or take up one of many offers from Hollywood?
Bleacher Report has a handy guide to who may take up one of the available head coaching spots.
The generators would be powered by natural gas and would take up one to one and a half acres.
MK Dons have decided to take up one-year options on the deals of Dean Bowditch and Shaun Williams.
People often take up one-name studies after getting stuck with their own family search.
Labs at the University of California, Davis, take up one-third of the university's floor space, but account for two-thirds of its energy use, says Allen Doyle, the university's sustainability manager.
Forests take up one-third of the total area, with the most heavily forested areas occurring in the Bieszczady Mountains and the Sandomierz Basin in the northern part of the province.
Garages, in particular, can take up one-third to one-half of a home's exterior, and a sharp door and drive might impress online house-hunters and create a favorable impression once they get there.
