Sentence examples for taking up more time from inspiring English sources
But gaming is taking up more time of a child's life.
It also has the added benefit of taking up more time.
Most operators in this study tried rotating C-MAC monitor to its original positon taking up more time.
It would take up more time and resource than the business can afford.
Jupitus's introductions to the poems take up more time than the poems themselves.
Q.: Sports programs in schools have become bigger and take up more time.
Keeping warm, clean, fed, organised, alive, all take up more time than we would wish.
The fallout, in fact, took up more time than the writing.
Though money is tight, Ms. Karasawa does not let her job take up more time than necessary.
"By the time they get the I.R.S. on the phone, they're frustrated, and they vent awhile, which takes up more time," she said.
At that time learning about Euro-myths – smaller condoms, square strawberries, fishermen forced to wear hairnets – took up more time than explaining treaty changes.
