Sentence examples for take up yet from inspiring English sources
Granted, my early years came before Primark's fast fashions began filling the wardrobes of the nation – the store is currently expanding its flagship behemoth to take up yet more of Oxford Street – but even if it had existed then, we couldn't have afforded much anyway.
The Supreme Court is poised to take up yet another misconduct case from Louisiana involving prosecutors who suppressed evidence favorable to the defendant that likely would have changed the jury's decision to execute him.
As if double dipping in the good life wasn't already enough, this fucking guy has the cheek to take up yet another mantle that many would kill for, this time in the video game space.
It hasn't been taken up yet".
It hasn't been taken up yet though".
In death, Scarpia takes up yet more harmonic space, leaving only a narrow circle of notes in which to stand.
It was a "solemn" procession, moving at a slow step, moving indeed much of the way in time to the National Anthem, which was played again and again by the Life Guards band and taken up yet again by the band of the Coldstream Guards as the procession moved into the cloisters.
Not to mention the push notifications that come in alerting you to the new message, taking up yet more precious seconds.
The issue was taken up yet again in 2007, when the Scottish National Party won their first election; in 2011 they formed a majority government in Parliament.
David Blunkett is right when he urges Mr Livingstone to stand down from a role he is yet to take up.
Bosses then tend to take up ceremonial yet well paid positions as "senior advisers" (such as the one Mr Nozoe himself enjoyed until he started complaining about his ouster).
