Sentence examples for taking in that from inspiring English sources

In advice endorsed by experts in Britain, it urged patients with heart failure to not start taking any new medication until a doctor has checked if it would pose any risk to the existing drugs and to reveal all drugs they are taking in that consultation.

As he stood on the newly cut road looking across at the foundation and flooring of the showcase home into the trees and hills in the distance, he added: "Imagine taking in that view on a summer evening from the whirlpool.

Those hearing that jabbering Lancastrian monotone for the first time, taking in that 6ft 9in (2.06m) shaven-headed, motor-mouthed, deeply menacing figure, might be tempted to dismiss Fury as simply a bully and a goon, a Twitter troll made flesh, Dapper Laughs with muscles.

Waikiki looks nothing as it did in the '60s of my childhood, but driving over the Pali Highway, stopping and taking in that ocean vista of Kailua Beach is a thrill that's unchanged.

There's the one, after 9/11, where Judy's mixed-race ward Tessa (Glover) visits and is thrown when, as a young girl raised in the impoverished South, she has trouble taking in that Kayla and Laurie are wed but Ellen and Danny aren't.

Now you're taking in that revenue.

My comments should be taken in that context.

He was the first quarterback taken in that draft.

Toni Kvist, who lives near them, often took in that sight.

The pride they take in that Wales jersey is humbling at times.

Bashar al-Assad but no meal-Assad butionowas taken in that regard.