You feel like flossing after taking in a mouthful like that, from a man like that.
After taking in the feedback, Torrey sat the team down and shared what he had heard.
After taking in the Court's majestic quarters on a trip to Washington, he permitted himself True Awe, however fleeting.
In some subtle ways this is correct, a reader senses, after taking in its 1,074 pages.
Who was I to argue, particularly since I was getting thirsty after taking in all the good feeling?
After taking in the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Coliseum in Rome or Buckingham Palace in London, they arrive home to something unexpected: a staggering cellphone roaming bill.
After taking in the carnage for a few minutes, she sprinted nearly two miles home to get her gear and raced back to photograph the scene.
But after taking in more asylum seekers per capita than any other nation in Europe, Sweden's welcome mat now lies in tatters.
After taking in the boroughs of Richmond, Kingston upon Thames and Elmbridge, the event will finish outside the palace grounds on Hampton Court Road.
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St . Johns international airport in eastern Canada said it had closed its runways after taking in 27 aircraft with 5,000 passengers.
