Sentence examples for taking someone up from inspiring English sources

She is always taking someone up the mountain, a scientist or a journalist, in her attempt to preserve it.

"I would take someone up to 11 or 12 because they're still impressionable," she said.

"It's like taking someone who's grown up and spent their whole life on the Upper East Side and put them in charge of farm policy".

For writers like us, raised nearly feral, far from the centers of literature and art, it takes someone to light up and nod encouragement.

Written and directed by Paul Feig, who worked with McCarthy on "Bridesmaids" and "The Heat," the new film is also remarkable for the way it doesn't build anyone up by taking someone else down.

Take someone like Bill Paxon, an up and coming Republican Congressman from 1989-1999.

Take someone like Fabolous, who grew up with thugs and gang guys.

"We're trying to build up a curriculum that can take someone from having zero skills up to being an expert in the field," says Prescott.

Fulfilling all of these capabilities takes someone who gobbles up information and organizes it in meaningful bites.

"I think it'll take someone high up to notice it and push for it to happen.

"Fewer than one in four students who begin an online M.B.A. ever graduate, and it didn't seem ethical to me to take someone's money up front, knowing that most of them won't finish".