Sentence examples for and taken in a from inspiring English sources

RESERVATIONS Recommended, and taken in a welcoming manner; accepted up to 30 days in advance.

Sometimes he was taped from head to toe like a mummy and taken in a coffin to another hiding place.

And so, on the night of Aug. 12, nine tractor-trailers from Beech-Nut's trucking company were loaded with 26,000 cases of juice and taken in a ghostly caravan to a warehouse in Secaucus, N.J.

In the past 11 years, the restaurant has served over 1,100,000 guests, paid out $2,017,22 in wages, and taken in a total of $6,582,854.

So many cardiologists have taken sick here that at one point, when another SARS patient developed what appeared to be heart problems, Dr. Yu had to be lifted from his sickbed and taken in a wheelchair to the hospital's intensive care unit.

And taken in a vacuum, this news is pretty damn boring.

Protesters are gearing up as the weekend approaches — and taking in a little culture.

Break out the rosé and take in a sunset on the patio.

Marine algae supply much of the world's oxygen supply and take in a huge amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

When the sun came over the ridge, he stood where he was and took in a deep breath.

But "Dracula" did spectacular opening-weekend business and took in a solid $83 million at the box office in 1992.