Sentence examples for might take in from inspiring English sources

The smallest possible bang might take in Slovenia and Estonia.

It's not clear what role Kidman might take in the film.

A thinner volume might take in her reflections on multiculturalism after that Big Brother rumpus.

The city said it was considering what action it might take in light of the ruling.

If the government fails to do so, diplomats seem unsure of exactly what steps they might take in response.

It said it would assess those plans and announce what steps it might take in response in May.

High-end clubs, in Atlanta or New York, might take in as much as $300,000 a week.

(Many ritzy suburbs will not allow a property to have a second kitchen for fear that the owner might take in tenants).

Both have had meetings with Andy Gilchrist, the FBU leader, apparently to discuss sympathy action that they might take in support of the firefighters.

We enjoyed beheadings, disembowellings, sexual assaults — all sorts of flickering R-rated depravity — the way others might take in a Grand Canyon vista: as a family.

I discuss other steps you might take in the final chapters of The Testing Charade.