Sentence examples for taking in for from inspiring English sources

McNamer has a poet's instinct for surprise, taking in, for example, "the nervy little squirrels running along the branches; the way the magpies could fly straight into a tangled treetop and out the other side, untouched".

But for anyone who has spent time with very young children and sensed how much of their environments they're taking in, for better or for worse, the program has a logical appeal as well as an idealistic one.

And 20 years on, one might reasonably hope for an updated edition of Villages of Vision taking in, for instance, the Prince of Wales's vision, or folly, at Poundbury.

The investigation is continuing, but one police theory is that the couple might have grown so despondent over money that they were unable to care for the stray animals they had been taking in for several years and became oblivious to the condition of their home.

He said the company would instead continue to disclose changes in how much revenue it is taking in for each vehicle, a measure that combines pricing and whether customers are continuing to move away from passenger cars to more profitable sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks.

For this reason, sleep plays a very important role in learning -- it helps us to cement the new information we're taking in for better later recall.

He has been taken in for questioning.

The man was taken in for questioning on Tuesday.

His wife was later taken in for questioning.

Jessie's car is taken in for questioning.

And Dad was even taken in for questioning.