Sentence examples for take in plenty of from inspiring English sources
A bit of research suggested a 600-mile route from London to the North-east and back again could take in plenty of home-grown dishes.
A jog through what happened between then and now should probably take in plenty of sepia, brown paper bags, little blue sachets of salt, Golden Wonder, and Gary Lineker, arriving at today, with each of us eating an average of 150 packets of crisps a year.
Make sure to take in plenty of cool water each day.
Asked whether he could recoup it before the elections next month, he said that "you just don't have enough time" but that the campaigns would still take in plenty of party money.
Vegas and the high-street bookies take in plenty of cash, but measured proportionally to population net spending in the country's legal forms of betting divided by the number of residents over age 16 America and Britain lag not merely Australia and Hong Kong, but also Scandinavia and Finland.
"We are around 60% water," says Kalinik, "so it's essential to make sure that you are taking in plenty of fluids - diet coke doesn't count!" This is actually the part that I find the hardest.
Because they took in plenty of scenic views while jogging together.
Make sure you're taking in plenty of zinc by eating oysters, shellfish, poultry and other zinc-rich foods and consider taking a supplement in the amount of 30 mg every day.
But EU countries are already taking in plenty of foreigners (see chart), and many struggle to integrate.
Chelsea has taken in plenty of snarky criticism herself over a Clinton wealth gap, mostly having to do with her $11m home in Manhattan, the $600,000 she was being paid by NBC until last summer for largely softball interview segments, and the $75,000 she now reportedly commands for each public speaking engagement.
