Sentence examples for taking you in from inspiring English sources
The ferry-ride itself is spectacular enough, taking you in towards the snow-capped mountains that tower above Sarandë.
But, when a snake leads you, you don't know whether it's taking you in a good direction or a bad one.
You aren't walking on land where the path is set but on a floating ice pack, which constantly moves in unpredictable ways, often taking you in the opposite direction to the one you had planned.
She had a super-firm handshake, and a way of taking you in without making you feel judged, unless she judged that you were an asshole, and then she had no time for you at all.
Actually, I wouldn't even need to go into the Sunflower (though I am taking you in there in a minute), but just stand for a moment contemplating the neat row of pink tents stencilled on its outer wall.
Maybe someone will take you in".
"We took you in," we say.
"Maybe I'll take you in sometime.
"Look, dear, someone has to take you in hand.
And that is how it takes you in.
