Sentence examples for took up work from inspiring English sources
He later came back, but took up work as a welder.
He quit and took up work ironing pants for about 200 rupees a day, or $2.50.
More than 1,220 Loughborough students took up work placements last year – around 400 of them engineering students.
When he moved to Brighton, Keen took up work as a landscape gardener for the local council.
In the 1950s large numbers of married women took up work as secretaries, teachers, nurses, social workers and so on, often part-time.
Soon after, she took up work as a paid organizer around progressive issues, including the fight for a fifteen-dollar minimum wage.
Taking up work that you enjoy doing, and making a career out of it is probably the easiest way to lead truly rewarding lives.
There, he again took up working as a track doctor, this time at the Watkins Glen circuit.
The group took up works by young composers who shared its diverse interests, including Mr. King and Ms. Wolfe, who both compose in rock-influenced styles.
My dad moved to BC in the early 1970s from his hometown of Edmonton, Alberta, after a stint in the Royal Canadian Navy and took up working for the railway.
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