Sentence examples for which takes in everything from inspiring English sources

The session, which takes in everything from hygiene to temptation, ends with a chant: "Your choices!

The diverse menu, which takes in everything from tagines to lasagne, may sound alarm bells among clued-up diners, but in reality, at these prices it delivered.

Liverpool, which will celebrate its 800th birthday a year before the cultural jamboree, has a rich artistic heritage which takes in everything from the Beatles to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

Those wishing to revisit the first series, which took in everything from the erosion of civil liberties to the PM having sex with a pig, can do so now – providing you didn't smash up your computer in a luddite frenzy last time.

This mystery, which, fully inflated, takes in everything from the different receptions of John the Baptist and Jesus to those of Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen, is one of the great, unacknowledged motives of human affairs — and one whose mystery I experienced when I went on my pilgrimage to visit Popper, at his home in the English countryside.

This mystery, which, fully inflated, takes in everything from the different receptions of John the Baptist and Jesus to those of Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen, is one of the great, unacknowledged motives of human affairs and one whose mystery I experienced when I went on my pilgrimage to visit Popper, at his home in the English countryside.

These items are at the heart of the collection, which has since taken in everything from movie posters and prints to old perfumes used to scent cinemas in the days before deodorant.

As to conceivability, it is hard to conceive that there is no limit to summation at which one has taken in everything.

Participant 11 (Female, caries): Yeah, because you take in everything from your mouth.

Take in everything in consideration.

Take in everything you hear, see, taste, feel, and smell.