Sentence examples for taken up around from inspiring English sources

His cause has been taken up around the world by governments and organisations including Amnesty International.

But in recent years those too, though still uncompromisingly modernist, have been taken up around the country, championed above all by Pierre Boulez, Daniel Barenboim and James Levine.

The practice was then enthusiastically taken up around the world and the word "vaccination" was derived from the Latin word for "cow".Vaccinia's origins, however, remain something of a mystery.

The incident elicited protests, and her cause was taken up around the world, including by the UN special envoy for global education, Gordon Brown, who introduced a petition that called for all children around the world to be back in school by 2015.

The Lumia 810 could easily use a diet, in fact, and there's a lot of space taken up around the not-yet-active screen devoted to bezel.

England supporters have so far taken up around 3,000 tickets for each of their three group games in the Ukraine against France, Sweden and Ukraine, which is less than half their allocation.

That core, calculation suggests, takes up around 60% of the planet's volume, making it far larger than the cores of Venus, Earth and Mars, the solar system's other rocky planets.

"Rural development, environment and fisheries" takes up around 11%. "Administration" accounts for around 6%.

A 200-track playlist, therefore, takes up around 1.5GB of storage or around 12% of a 16GB iPhone.

Work takes up around 30% of most people's time between the ages of 21 and 60.

Under normal circumstances, it recurs every 90 minutes or so, and takes up around 25% of our total time spent sleeping.