Sentence examples for took up that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bartlett took up that theme last month.

Though Bernstein was also an influential champion of Sibelius, other conductors took up that cause.

But it may succeed, as it succeeded in Canada 50 years later against the terrorists demanding independence for Quebec, once a non-violent party took up that cause.

Having resigned as Maryland attorney general in 1805, Martin took up that position once again in 1818 after having been a judge from 1813 to 1816.

He took up that job within weeks of the Russian default in August 1998, and was obliged to write off a series of bad Russian debts.

He took up that cause in the 1950s, when unions were far more prominent, Congress held high-visibility hearings about mob influence on unions, and labor law was a popular academic field.

Put the toad(s) in and make sure they have enough room to move around that isn't already taken up that means that is just open space.

President Obama should take up that proposal.

What makes them take up that struggle?

Francis is too busy to take up that argument.

When will some enterprising politician take up that cause?