Sentence examples for taking up something from inspiring English sources

Everyone now is taking up something.

I work in drama these days, and the standard is so terrifyingly high (not just popular, not just good – both at the same time) I'm considering taking up something less demanding.

It's something that has slowly seeped down the leagues and players at all levels of the professional game are taking up something that would have been laughed at maybe 10 years ago.

If you don't have room in your school schedule for another class, try taking up something new outside of school, like rock-climbing, the guitar, or auto repairs.

Try taking up something like drawing or music.

Consider taking up something like yoga or sailing.

"And if the state takes up something like this it will benefit".

It was at this point I realised the time had come to take up something marginally less compromising.

Since that is what they believe, I can't understand why they don't take up something else -- macramé, for example.

Q: You have written that being a refugee, having to leave suddenly, in a way inspired you in terms of the kind of science you do, because you have no fear to leave something behind and take up something new.

He hopes his example will encourage more people to feel it is never too late to take up something new, saying, "it was a joy to be with young people who now had the world at their feet".