Sentence examples for that will take up from inspiring English sources

Create a new project that will take up even more time.

The judge ordered a presentencing report that will take up to 14 weeks to prepare.

That's not to say that Reader and those services that will take up its mantle are not important.

The debut of the ads in Washington coincides with the return of Congress on Tuesday for a lame-duck session that will take up the fiscal issue.

Increasingly, too, the same boarded-up premises and the same charity shops that will take up commercial property at advantageous rates.

Chuck McIlhinney, who heads the Senate committee that will take up the issue, is not in favour of privatisation; he would rather reform the current system.

Lockheed Martin announced that it has landed a contract with NASA to launch a satellite that will take up-close-and-personal photos in a flyby set to launch from Cape Canaveral in 2018.

There will also be 128MB of RAM for apps, 256MB of non-volatile memory for the OS, and support for 4GB of CompactFlash plus an SD card that'll take up to 2GB.

There's a peacefulness to studying the rock in front of you and finding the pattern of holds that will take you up.

There are elevators in the garage that will take you up to the terrace level courtyard between the entrance to the HEB and the Commons.

"I couldn't be happier to be staying for another three years," he said of the deal that will take him up to 2018.