Sentence examples for took up one from inspiring English sources
On our last day, we took up one of the beach-market invitations and went on a boat-trip to swim with turtles.
But Dolores Vortami, who lives in an attached brick house on 61st Road, worried that if the new school took up one of the 73-acre campus's last open spots, the college might expand by buying up blocks in her neighborhood.
Four tunes took up one long hour.
Last week, the Commission took up one aspect of our markets: flash orders.
The referee then took up one of the most unnecessary counts in heavyweight history.
It took 42 minutes and took up one gigabyte of precious storage space.
As British mystery series Foyle's War begins its eighth and final season Monday, February 2, Honeysuckle Weeks, one of its stars, looked back nostalgically this week at her work on it, a period she said took up one-third of her life.
It should be noted that, in other toes (OT) area, the peak pressure of the deformed group was also significantly less than the control group; the pressure value of the other toes region only took up one-third the value shown in the control group while the peak pressure value in GT was 32% higher than that appeared in the control group.
A House subcommittee is scheduled to take up one such bill on Thursday.
That takes up one of the set's three discs, on a DVD titled "Eyenoises..
By explicitly designating the patient's behaviour as a role she is taking up, one group member opened up further reflection on the meaning of this behaviour.
