Sentence examples for taking up to from inspiring English sources

Taking up to 20 steps a second, the two crook-necked birds race across the lake for several meters before diving into its depths.

And new mines require bigger investments, taking up to a decade to reach full production.

Some predictions have this motley crew taking up to 30% of seats.

In recent years, Mr. Diamond was taking up to 400 people in every other Sunday.

Whaling is inherently cruel, with many animals taking up to half an hour to die.

Departments are also criticised for taking up to a year to reply to committee reports.

Said another: "Have I ever thought I am taking up to much space, not really?

Some councils are taking up to 20 weeks to process the transitions.

Saga's two ships are small by cruise standards, taking up to 720 and 449 passengers respectively.

These materials must therefore be prepared and transported to the Archive, taking up to 3 business days to arrive.

The Surrey-based systems supplier Brewpack claimed AB was taking up to four months to pay its suppliers.