Banna first came to Cairo as a young man and took in the political scene, as he later wrote, with "the eyes of a religious villager".
That quarter, NBC broadcast the Super Bowl, the most-watched live sports event, and took in the advertising revenue that came along with it.
With an hour to spare, I disembarked with maybe 100 passengers and took in the local fort, which was built in 1737.
I breathed in the ocean smells and took in the sound of the waves.
Then Alexander leaned back, dwarfed beneath a wall-length Rauschenberg piece hanging above the sofa, and took in the crowd.
Obama has traveled to Ohio, Massachusetts and New Orleans, where he made new friends, kayaked and took in the local flavor.
The candlelit tables for two promoted soft conversations between loved ones as they enjoyed mouthwatering nibbles and took in the red carpet glamour on the big screen.
Haider collected himself and took in the devastation.
I joined them and took in the place.
Dughan turned and took in the length of Covehithe Beach.
Clinton climbed down from the bus and took in the mass of people.
