Sentence examples for take in which from inspiring English sources
It's a lot to take in, which may be Canary's challenge in reaching a mainstream user base.
The first characteristic, empathetic perspective, refers to a point of view a person can take in which they 'think like' the objects that they are investigating.
We can control a lot of what our bodies take in — which supermarkets to purchase our produce, what brand of bottled water to drink if the tap is unsafe, which house paint to buy that doesn't emit volatile organic compounds, and which path to walk in that avoids second-hand smoke.
That's very different from the approach most surveys take in which a person either is included entirely or excluded entirely from the poll sample.
For help, I turned to a book called Give and Take, in which Adam Grant makes a startling, research-based claim: People who give more than they receive are the most productive and highest-earning workers.
"The Fear" was parodied by the character playing Kevin Rudd on the TV show Double Take, in which the lyrics are altered to deal with the voting campaign for Prime Minister in Australia.
Beware of very long takes in which very little happens.
And before that we had Taken, in which Neeson had his daughter kidnapped at Charles de Gaulle Airport by Albanian slave traffickers.
Along with extra subplots and clarifications, Lonergan adds some remarkable long takes in which the characters' voices arise from the gritty settings.
Decadence, boredom, shallowness, narrative frustration, long takes in which nothing appeared to be happening – L'Avventura suddenly made narrative cinema look square.
I wonder if Milton still offers the sex-ed class I took, in which a teacher led us through a sophisticated and sensitive discussion of sex and gender.
