Sentence examples for took up at from inspiring English sources
My original motive was to practice my grasp on the Italian language, which I took up at age 61.
Even the game of golf, which he took up at his wife's suggestion, has had an impact, close associates said.
It complemented a look she took up at the Grammys, when she performed pregnant, channelling African, Hindu, and Roman deities.
His cancer was most likely a result of smoking, a habit he took up at 15 and has hidden from his mother to this day, he said.
It took up at least two pages in her purple Barbie diary: three weeks' worth of plush creatures, a different one every night so that they could all get a turn.
This must have been good practice for go-karting – which Dumbreck took up at 10 years old – because, soon after he got behind the wheel, he started winning races.
But they could be taken up at a later date.
The call was taken up at the National People's Congress.
The order is likely to be taken up at the F.C.C.'s December meeting.
The Langmuir isotherm model fitted best among the three isotherm models, indicating the maximum adsorption takes up at 25 °C.
PREPARE MEXICAN TREATY.; Three Departments Arrange Topics to Be Taken Up at El Paso.
