Sentence examples for take everyone in from inspiring English sources

The plea change appeared to take everyone in court by surprise, with the jury about to be sworn in and the prosecution preparing to open its case for the three-week trial.

"It took six cops to get him out of the apartment — Fergus was a big dude — and he kept yelling, 'I want to die and I'm going to take everyone in the building down with me,' " said a neighbor, Zul Savage.

In a turn of events that seemed to take everyone in the saleroom by surprise, a trestle table (below) created by the Italian designer Carlo Mollino in 1948 and executed in 1949 sold for $3.824 million at Christie's New York yesterday, an explosive record for postwar design and a record at auction for 20th-century furniture.

Take everyone in a pediatric oncology ward to see "Hamilton": Nothing makes you feel more grateful to be alive than popping into a pediatric oncology ward, saying, "Come on, everybody!," and whisking all the patients away to see the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton".

It will take everyone in the social networking space years to figure out how to do this right.

They are coming together out of a recognition that while reform will take everyone in our health care community doing their part, ultimately, everyone will benefit.

"They took everyone in the building, including those who had come just to seek medical care.

The assessment was that, despite previous serious postnatal depression, I was a malingerer taking everyone in.

The good weather must have taken everyone in Blackpool by surprise as later we practically had the beach to ourselves.

In 2005, we took everyone in Star Trek costumes as if we were all Trekkies who had beamed back in time in our mind.

Cameron hitched his way home and ended up taking everyone in the Woolpack hostage because by this point, why wouldn't he? Christ it was dramatic.