Examples of 'up to take' in a sentence
Meaning of "up to take"
up to take: This phrase means being willing or prepared to handle or deal with something. It is often used in a context where someone is ready to accept or manage a situation or task
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I signed you up to take the sat test.
I like it when the cadavers get up to take a bow.
You are signed up to take four of the boys.
Friends are not supposed to set you up to take a fall.
I signed up to take yearbook photos as an art credit.
I just fixed these up to take out there.
Coming up to take over the family business.
And nobody showed up to take the class.
Sign up to take part in this legendary ride.
The hotel sent me up to take your order.
Set up to take the fall and played again.
They set him up to take the fall.
I left here last night with my mind made up to take it.
I set him up to take the scent off me.
They have cooked this up to take you.
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Is not set up to take in everyone with powers.
You jerks were setting me up to take the fall.
I signed up to take the service full time.
Not a lot of employers lined up to take a chance on me.
You get up to take care of the kids.
You set somebody else up to take a fall.
Wayne signs up to take part in a mysterious experiment.
I know she is setting me up to take the fall.
Films came up to take place of short films.
A multidisciplinary team has been set up to take the calls.
I have come up to take over this operation.
He thinks that we set him up to take the rap.
You were set up to take the fall on this ship.
We were hoping somebody would show up to take their place.
Just sign up to take out the trash.
Someone is trying to set him up to take the fall.
Then come on up to take some photos with us.
This is his first time sitting up to take a bath.
We decided to go up to take shots in a small kelp forest.
Pull free end of extension cord up to take out slack.
Cameras are set up to take pictures of license plates.
Sounds like the lady was set up to take the fall.
I tied him up to take him back to our farm.
Till the cops showed up to take me in.
People lined up to take advantage of a woman in that position.
Barfield was called back up to take his place.
He set me up to take the fall for his crime.
The next day we turned up to take pictures.
Sign up to take the notary class.
And setting you up to take the fall.
Lined up to take enemy fire along their longest axis.
I guess you got up to take a work call.
Turns up to take a few prints and ends up tripping over a body.
Curtis was set up to take the fall.
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I can not take this any more
Take good care of your little sister
Though it did take out most of the huns
