Sentence examples for takes in here from inspiring English sources

DUBUQUE, Iowa — With the skirmishing between the campaigns of John Edwards and Senator Barack Obama intensifying, Mr. Edwards on Friday tried to distinguish himself from his Democratic rivals, saying he has "what it takes in here for the battle" with corporate interests.

With so much to take in, here is our guide to doing floors the easy way.

There's a lot to take in here.

But between the dark roots, bleached length and pink ends, there's a lot to take in here.

There's a lot to take in here, not all of it prime time.

There's a lot to take in here, by no means all of it prime time.

Historians will have plenty to take in here, given the site's proximity to Bayeux and its early medieval tapestry and the famous Omaha and Utah D-Day beaches.

There's a lot to take in here, but the first thing you probably noticed is that it doesn't in any way resemble the inside of the Death Star.

There's a lot of music to take in here; certainly it's going to be harder than usual to say what it is, although we can have a stab at saying what he does.

There is a lot to take in here, especially grappling with where we the audience fit into the many pictures of social disaster and emotional richness.

There is much to take in here, and it's a fun outing: old steel gym lockers from Hryb's Twenty Gauge line, oversized midcentury ceramic lamps, anatomical displays, even vintage science lab glass.