Sentence examples for take in almost from inspiring English sources

The European Economic Community, originally made up of six members, gradually expanded to take in almost all of the western part of the continent.

The Rest is Noise festival will take in almost 100 concerts, films and debates, starting on 19 January 2013 with a performance by the London Philharmonic.

These seedy, storefront operations take in almost $1 billion a year, yet the New York City Off-Track Betting Corporation is about $46 million in debt.

With matinees Tuesday through Sunday, you can see several shows in a long weekend or take in almost all of the season's offerings in a week.

Ms Cooper made a speech on Tuesday calling on Mr Cameron to take in almost 10,000 Syrian refugees, suggesting this number could be achieved if every town in the UK accepted just 10 families each.

Now they take in almost a quarter.

America and Canada took in almost all of the 200,000 Hungarians who fled the 1956 uprising.

He took in almost 56,000 refugees from Vietnam, among about 200,000 immigrants from Asian countries.

As Brian Stelter computes in "Top of the Morning," the "Today" show took in almost $500 million in 2011.

The largest share went to JPMorgan Chase, which the prosecutor said took in almost 45 million euros.

Like Johnson, he can see the field from his desk, a vision he first took in almost 35 years ago, on his honeymoon.