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Meanings of taken up residence in English

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Usage of taken up residence in English
1
He has taken up residence in the city center, at 23 Herrengasse.
The arms maker of berlin
2
Patty has taken up residence in one of the empty salon seats.
Real life & liars
3
Today, art galleries, craft shops and restaurants have taken up residence.
BBC
4
The King's Hand has taken up residence in your former chambers.
A clash of kings
5
Later, she says that Henia has taken up residence in her left ear.
The new yorker
6
A cricket had taken up residence somewhere behind them and chirruped all night.
The secret river
7
The Lord Regent has taken up residence in the Red Keep.
A Dance with Dragons
8
Empty monuments in stone to a God who has taken up residence elsewhere.
Hostile intent
9
I felt as if Popeye's forearms had taken up residence in my calves.
Chelsea chelsea bang bang
10
Mentions a rooster that has taken up residence in the yard.
The new yorker
11
They said 43 refugees had taken up residence in the East Lorengau Transit Centre.
Radio NZ
12
Have I taken up residence in a hen house there?
The Irish Times
13
The An Góilín Traditional Singers' Club has taken up residence.
The Irish Times
14
Purple beanbag spider, meanwhile, seems to have taken up residence on my bedside table.
The Guardian
15
And a small fleet of TV trucks has taken up residence in the street.
Flesh and bone: a body farm novel
16
The small windows were broken out and many woodland animals had taken up residence there.
The weight of silence
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Taken up residence through the time
Taken up residence across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare