Sentence examples for taking in almost from inspiring English sources

The result has been an immense outpouring of works over the last three decades, taking in almost every musical genre.

The fact he has gone on to enjoy an 11-year professional career, taking in almost 400 senior games at five clubs from Bradford to Brighton, is remarkable.

FOOTNOTE -- After taking in almost $15 million at the box office during its first weekend, this film stood as the No. 1 movie in America.

So far, Google has released just five US cities in Street View: San Francisco, Las Vegas, Denver, Miami and New York (the latter taking in almost all of Manhattan and much of Brooklyn).

Her 21-year-old company played to nearly half a million patrons in 48 states last year, taking in almost $4 million.

Until, that is, James Cameron's Avatar movie - a 3D spectacular - became the highest grossing film of all time, taking in almost $2.8bn £1.6bnn) worldwide after its release in 2009.

Together, Phillips, de Pury & Company, Sotheby's and Christie's took in almost $750 million.

And its frontier towns and villages have taken in almost one million refugees.

The movie, released on Feb. 6, took in almost $94 million in domestic theaters during its run.

He described "New Moon," a smash hit that took in almost $710 million in ticket sales around the world, as "revenge".

Opened in 1927, it occupies the same area as Pitsea but takes in almost twice as much waste a year.