Sentence examples for and take something in from inspiring English sources

"It's a very emotional activity to dig and excavate and record," one archaeologist who's researching the beginnings of tool use says, "because you know that you are the first one after the hominid to touch something and take something in your hand".

But the sentencing of some who wandered into already vandalised shops and took something in a Worrall Thompson-type moment of madness seems disproportionate.

If we are sufficiently immersed, informed and amused, so the theory goes, we will eventually return with friends and take something home in a shopping bag.And it seems to work.

But he, added: "The real world intervenes from time to time and you reach in there and take something out that is still in a developmental stage, and you might use it". There are several ways to deliver the high-powered microwaves to a target, including simply pointing a high-powered antenna, mounted on an aircraft or unmanned drone toward the target.

"Anyone can come in and take something off the shelves and use it".

"That's when you have to dig in and take something from the game against a good Norwich side".

"If you go in and take something that doesn't belong to you, it's stealing," says Richard Busch, attorney for Bridgeport Music, the Detroit label that sued over the NWA recording.

"Unless I can take something in Vegas and convert it to something we're specialists in, the convention business, there is nothing in Vegas we'll seriously consider acquiring," he told Reuters.

I tried to pack, but would take something in each hand and stare at them in confusion.

Recently, she had to take something in her house and divide it between three people.

You never know what twisted and fucked up direction human beings will take something in.