Sentence examples for taking up in from inspiring English sources

Don's wife leaves him, taking up in a mud hut in the woods.

"Anyone who does not feel consulted is not taking up, in my view, the opportunities that are available, at all times, to do that," he said.

It coincided with Professor Peterson going public with the news of the fellowship, which he said on his YouTube channel he would be taking up in the autumn.

While I don't doubt – and am wholly for – this being what some women want, the monolithic place this book was taking up in young girls' sexual hinterlands I found disturbing.

Similarly, it may not be as dense as a masters dissertation, but there can't be any harm in gearing your research topic towards the vocation you are interested in taking up in the future.

Equally, not only are the studios whose slack she's taking up in the midst of a particularly spineless phase – even in more adventurous times, their production by committee is the very deadest of hands.

She gloried in being a New Yorker, taking up in-line skating (she had the scrapes to prove it) and zipping around the city.

These are pounded and taken up in honey.

One woman took up in-line skating, another ballroom dancing.

For the first time, she took up in-line skating.

Taking up space in the world.