Sentence examples for that takes in from inspiring English sources

There is such swagger here, and such an overwhelming narrative abundance, an abundance that takes in much more than the gift-giving might lead us to contemplate.

It is a city that takes in so many strangers.

Add a small tube behind that takes in blood from the body, and next to that draw the beginning of the Aorta.

But the cruise is a fisheye lens that takes in just about everything.

And, of course, the category that takes in ex-cooks and ex-secretaries.

It's a story that takes in apartheid, loneliness and the overwhelming triumph of friendship.

It's a fascinating tale that takes in powdered potatoes, onanism and Lars von Trier.

Others have an impressive southern view that takes in the neo-Gothic buildings of City College.

ClearEdge builds a five-kilowatt module that takes in natural gas and converts it to hydrogen and carbon dioxide.

There's even a loop of monorail called the People Mover that takes in a three-mile circuit of the area.

In half the cases, doctors had taken an "end-of-life decision", a term that takes in three distinct practices.