Sentence examples for and takes in a from inspiring English sources

All we get is Rosemary's stunned, disgusted reaction: "What did you do to his eyes?" Ms. Moore shakes her head and takes in a loud lungful of air.

He added: "Anyone outside the Beltway, any everyday American who looks at this and takes in a breath and says, 'I'm worried,' I say, 'Don't worry about it.

And knowing that Lonzo hates barking dogs, he befriends and takes in a noisy dog he names Nipper.

Newsquest began at an earlier hackathon and takes in a news url, and then polls the Google News api to find related stories.

In "Katyń," after the opening titles, smoke and clouds fill the air, and the camera slowly moves through the murk and takes in a bridge filled with people converging from two directions.

A suburban boy named Sylvester, aged ten, who listens to all radio crime serials and takes in a movie now and then, was left by his mother to mind the baby one afternoon, when she had to run across the street to see a friend.

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

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.

Make a day of it and take in a performance at the Minack alfresco theatre (01736 810181, minack.com) nearby.

With my spoon I plumb its depths and take in a mouthful, but a few players remain beyond reach.