In her Lancaster House speech of 17 January, setting out the government's vision of Brexit, May suggested that the future FTA "could take in elements of single market arrangements" for financial services or the automotive sector.
That agreement may take in elements of current single-market arrangements in certain areas".
Taking in elements of FM schmaltz, prog-rock, jazz, showtunes, Krautrock and indian classical music, this is an album that overflows with ideas, but never overwhelms.
Remember: Plants take in elements and convert them into vitamins.
Plants take in elements (chemicals) through their roots and leaves.
After the Second World War, with the relaunch of competitive international calendar, the manager's role expanded to take in all elements: from the selection of hotel and training camp venues, through to food and travel arrangements.
The Front Row gets its name from my pleasure in sitting close to the screen — I like to have to turn my head to take in all the elements in a shot, so that I remain aware that a single image is in fact a polyphony of things and forms.
Some hopeful politicians in Rome talk of the collapse of a new government leading to a reassembling of a middle-of-the-road coalition that took in more centrist elements from both sides a sort of rebirth of 1980s-style Christian Democracy.
"As a club, we always take in the human element of what we do," he said.
It's when Cartwright peels off from this to take in a spy-thriller element and baroque love story that he loses momentum.
So the painting would be done in a way that it builds up, using more texture so it takes longer for your eye to take in, reflecting the time element of the music". "Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran "starts out with brilliant blue fading to a violet at the bottom of the canvas.
