take in

He took in his hand the graduation certificate and classmates laughing and jubilant home.

spoke at the service, still bearing the bruises of a beating he took in the attack.

Even after his eyes were open he took in his surroundings only gradually.

The very first action Jesus took in helping Thomas find freedom over his fear was to choose him to be among the Twelve.

Her love for him gave her patience, for she knew how much pleasure he took in this task.

He took in every detail of her appearance .

When Mr. Lee presented Mr. Obama with a gift of a taekwondo outfit, Mr. Obama recalled lessons he took in the martial art when he was young.

My first "proper" job that came with a nice salary and a shiny Apple MacBook was one I took in the City of London.

The mariners called it a mere squall, took in their sails a bit and pressed on to the next port.

You guys are part of my life now and that's why I love so much to share my experiences and pics I took in my blog with all of you.

It is theorized that one of the reasons Paret died was that he was vulnerable due to the beatings he took in his previous three fights.

This looks like a photo he took in his backyard of a dear friend.

They all came to my lecture yesterday, but I don't know how much they took in.

Mr Reid's father was a hard-drinking gold miner. His mother took in laundry for the bordellos.

This was one of the very few photographs Thomson took in China in which he appears himself.

Instead, the Lakers lost in overtime . . . and Bryant was critiqued for all the shots he took in overtime?

He took in plenty of velvet when he worked for the firm.

About two months ago, Mrs. Zeng took in a stray cat, Amy, as a companion for her bedridden son.

He took in detail of her appearance.

Mr. Li smiled as he took in the scene.

I know she was loaded with cotton, and that she took in her freight at Alexandria from Pastret's warehouse, and at Smyrna from Pascal's.

And, of course, she took in as many events as she could to cheer on our athletes.

SIB was not really a bank, for it took in deposits but did not make loans.

He sighed and nodded as I pushed the blanket back a bit and took in the bruises on his arms, and his torso.

There is no estimating the pride I took in this grandeur, or the affection that began to swell and grow in me for those people.

Indeed I took in a party and got some drink. But I never heard that he was asking me whether to go direction B street.

His score mirrors the 31% he took in the first round of the 2007 presidential election, suggesting that his base is solid.

He only took down what his father said thus he took in it quickly.

He discusses: the gamble he took in the second half, the two turning points in the game and coming back from this defeat.

An ambulance was taking a person to the hospital because he took in too much smoke.

The goose took in the domesticated fowl the only herbivore, the goose liver by the reputation is "king of the organic foods" .

Under the name "democratic centralism" it has had a fateful influence on the forms that Socialism and Communism took in the 20th century.

Jobs says that the most important class he took in college (before dropping out) was calligraphy.

To see all the photos you took in London, for example, tap the Places button, then tap the pin on London.

He took in the scene at a glance.

By October, she had raised enough money to set up the Guest House, and took in a dozen dying of AIDS.

which you took. in exchange for her having an audience with these noble men?

To feed the demand, English ships tied up to Virginia docks and took in barrels of rolled-up tobacco leaves.

They are not notes I took in class, but beauty tips that I worked out with my roommates.

In its heyday it recruited 30 high-flyers a year. In 2007 it took in just three graduates before being suspended.

Don't you think that the post card looks like the photo that i took in Guilin?

It is important to keep in mind these facts if one wants to understand the course history took in the last fifty years.

The Athey ritual and Charles took in the conscription the front.

Honestly, when was the last time you stopped and took in the smell of fresh baked bread?

When Lydia's father John died, her grandmother Zalinya Makanwagi took in and brought up his four children. At six, Lydia was the eldest .

We climbed up to the top of the mountain uneasily with others, then we took in the full beauty of Huangshan.

He took in the situation at a glance.

He took in the new thought quickly.

This discrepancy can be attributed to the fundamental attribution error, a concept I learned in a social psychology class I took in college.

Perhaps if you could conduct a survey that took in millions of people from China and the USA you could get a good answer.

The dreams I took in a net of light, down through the earth to where the rocks themselves were fire, and there I made the Grail.

I could feel the tension in Liz's body evaporate as she took in the wonderful news.

The great labor that the Egyptians took in burying each other was actually a way of glorifying life.

The king made a gesture, which took in his planet, the other planets, and all the stars.

It also described that sample preparation must be took in account and logically analyze results.

The woman who took in the children became a licensed foster care guardian.

She says her Australian Shepherd, Daisy -- who her family took in off the streets -- has changed her life.

The financial markets were overcome by derivatives that took in billions of dollars without performing any benefit to the overall economy.

They even took in a basketball game between two Women's National Basketball Association teams, the Washington Mystics and the Atlanta Dream.

They took in their first baby when they were in their mid-60s after they found her lying abandoned in the snow outside a train station.

We decided to take in Toronto on our trip to Canada , and that is where we took in the most memorable outdoor stage play we have ever seen.

Mr. Carton took in more of the details of the scene than he appeared to take in.

The British Empire once took in a quarter of the world.

Our vegetarian ancestors consumed less than a gram of salt a day and even heavy meat eaters took in only about 4 grams on good hunting days.

Two days later, we took in the Special Olympics Opening Ceremony, an extremely ambitious show whose grandiosity surprised and pleased me.

The face took in the artistic design a performance theme, throughout arouses designer's widespread interest.

A few of them are landscapes, and the rest of them are still-life studies that I took in my studio.

Here's a picture I took in the Falkland Islands of King penguins on a beach. Here's a picture I took in Alaska a few years ago, of Orcas.

Therefore, took in the Shaoxing city the Jinghu country city wetland park, has the vital significance to the city ecosystem construction.

She came very early on the Sunday morning and in one glance took in the fact that the stone was rolled away.

Bole further elaborated took, in real life the chances appeared different, more express a large number of high value.

But member states still do not comprehend what a momentous political step they took in the 1990s when they introduced the euro.

That was more than any rival but still a sharp drop from the 47% AK took in the 2007 general election.

They took in exceed protein but the content of good quality protein was inadequate.

'But', said Gideon, 'if you want to show your appreciation, give me some of the gold earrings you took in the war'.

Her lecture on computer studies took in all the recent developments in the subject.

I was just thinking about this crap I took in the army.

Even though we had, those problems were from study and none of us took in heart.

The champions even took in the Borat film on Monday while staying up here, and were certainly laughing all the way south last night.

And every two years, the cars came back and they took in 10 times as much data as they did before, so after four years, 100 times more data.

He and Miriya entered on Jack's heels, doffed their masks, and took in a lungful of the dome's artificial atmosphere.

You can even see how long your Google search took in the blue bar across the top of the search results page.

The explosion brought hundreds of local people onto the streets as they took in what had just happened.

The prequel to Charlton Heston's campy 1968 science-fiction classic took in an estimated $54 million at North American theaters.

Among them, the fat panda "valuable" took in noodle restaurant the server, always is gluttonous and lazy is well-known.

Before trying to resume regular things here I want to share the pictures that I took in New York City.

took in the waist on the pair of pants.

According to studio estimates Sunday, "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" took in $54 million to open as the No. 1 movie.

The number of examinations I took in my life was thousands from primary school to getting highest degree.

Hartlibs writings indicate that the Swedish ambassador to England, Christer Bonde , took in Baltzar.

Her lecture took in all the recent developments in the subject.

His lecture took in all the recent developments in the subject.

The company woke up a sleepy category, one that took in $10. 75 billion in 2009, double what it was when Wexner started.

It is not an unusual phenomenon in modern China that commercial stores took in social deposit.

we entered the ground , dutifully bought our souvenirs and then took in the majestic sight of highbury.

She plays a wealthy woman whose family took in the teenage Oher after discovering he was homeless.

The true-story drama, starring James Franco as a mountain climber who gets trapped by a boulder, took in $915, 000 from 108 locations.

Most of the time she took in less than 100 rupees a day.

The banks' managements ruinously failed to assess the real risks their companies took in pursuit of profit.

I'm fond of painting, and I took in charge of all the propagating posters.

CDB had meanwhile not fared well with the stake it took in Barclays of the UK.

Child care was split with Zhang's parents, who took in the baby boy when he was 7 months old.

Judg 12: 9 And he had thirty sons, and thirty daughters, whom he sent abroad, and took in thirty daughters from abroad for his sons.

That the scissors cut the telephone lines to a telephone took in the past.

Faber took in the empty light socket with the chair beneath it. He frowned in amazement.

No matter what measure they took, in no sense could the overflowing tide be controlled.

Then he turned his gaze and slowly took in the circle of the world that remained to him now that Bill was gone.

Our Party branch took in two new members on July the first this year.

The sweep of his arm took in most of Main Street.

It's basically the story of three well-heeled guys on one of those self-help vacations that upper-class searchers took in the '60s.

If continued, the actions China took in 2008 to cut pollution could provide significant health benefits.

The DreamWorks animated film took in $43. 3 million at the domestic box office in its debut weekend.

Please describe the mathematics courses you took in college.

His lecture took in all the recent development on the Internet.

Mum, look at these pictures, why the clothes that you took in youth look so simple ?

However, she took in more than ten homeless children and tried to bring them up.

"We took in more money from our retail customers, " Mr. Hommen said during a news conference in Amsterdam.

Most of the drawings are of Laporte during a holiday they took in Saint Tropez on France's Mediterranean coast in 1951.

Each time I look at the photos I took in the countryside, I think of the friends I made there.

earn She took in sewing and washing to earn a little.

A German study which took in almost 400 10-year-olds found those with smoking parents could also have emerging signs of atherosclerosis.

Our party branch took in a new member yesterday.

With the economic systems transfer , medical field took in the market economic system , but the development is irregular.

His report took in all the recent developments in the field.

In fact, the jibes of this same Homullus, which were many, he always took in good part.

The camera club took in a new member yesterday.

In my last week in Siena, I just took in the medieval walls, the green narrow hills and the wet, wet air.

Was the following photo took in Tai O ?

The tourists took in the full beauty of the scenery.

This couple was satisfied with the pictures that I took in the Nest.

The Warner Bros. movie, directed by Zack Snyder, took in $19 million dollars.

The girl took in every detail of the woman's clothes.

I took in the contrast between his dark skin and white chef's coat, the graceful way he sliced the fruit.

And other visitors wanting quieter pursuits took in the blue bonnets in bloom.

The police officer took in every detail of the room at a glance.

The movie, a sequel to the 1987 hit 'Wall Street, ' took in $19 million at the domestic box office.

'Date Night' (Fox), took in $27. 1 million to take the top slot, according to early estimates from Hollywood. com.

The previous "Spider-Man" movies each took in about $800 million worldwide, a number "Spider-Man 3" should easily beat.

The farmer took in the lost travelers for the night.

e. g. The farmer took in the lost travelers for the night.

Delta Air Lines (not including Northwest Airlines) was just $86, 000 behind and US Airways took in $104. 1 million.

This photo was took in Residence of Ashes, Chung Hsing the first alley , Taichung, Taiwan.

In third place was another Fox release, 'Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, ' which took in $50. 2 million.

I took in my closet and I just can't find anything to wear.

Bernard Madoff took in some of the world's cleverest people.

In 2007, if correctly counted, China took in more than twice that amount.

They strolled on San Antonio's River Walk and took in the sights.

But when the students hit the buffet table after the text summation, they took in an additional 203 calories.

He took in some youth-level basketball games last year and came away impressed.

super love this picture I took in a restaurant. I was having a cranberry juice.

How did you finance the training you took in university? From your parents?

And this one harsh reality I truly took in that evening.

They took in as many people as could be accommodated in the small motel.

We took in the sights on our vacation to New York.

Hannover Re experienced catastrophe losses in 2010 that were 21% higher than the amount it took in on premiums.

As a young woman in my early 20s, I once took in boarders .

His keen eyes took in the bare furnishings.

At its peak, Jinling College took in 10, 000 refugees, particularly women in fear of being raped.

Operations such as these typically take seconds, instead of the minutes or hours they took in previous releases.

Oh! would you please send me the photo that we took in our school? Thanks!

The most challenging course I took in high school was calculus.

He and partner Gregory Finger both put in $700, 000 and took in $4m from a New York fund to get going.

The Disney film, which co-stars Jeff Bridges, took in $43. 6 million, according to early estimates from Hollywood. com.

Every country has its own culture belongs to them, so they took in China and Western countries, for instance!

Me and my sister stayed at this hotel for one night only when we took in a London show.

World-wide, 'Avatar' took in around $232. 2 million, according to an estimate from Hollywood. com.

That cat is a stray that we took in.

The son took in the task his father gave to him.

Here is one I took in 2000, I intentionally slowed down the shutter speed in order to create a movement or foggy effect of the splashes.

"Who the hell is pounding. . . , " they both yelled at the same time before the realized it was me and took in how awful I looked.

It thus overturned a decision it took in the spring, before the BP oil spill.

The sailors took in sail when they saw the storm approach.

In the first test I took in this high school, I failed lots of subjects.

The box office took in over 100 million in the first two weeks.

Last year, the Patent Office took in two hundred and forty-five million dollars from patent and trademark fees, its best year ever.

Last year, the Coca-Cola Co. took in nearly $128 million (leaving a net profit of nearly $38 million, a third of it from foreign business).

Today a friend who just returned from Europe came by and showed us some pictures he took in Austria and White Russia.

The stunt comedy 'Jackass 3-D' (Paramount) took in $21. 6 million for the second spot.

Overseas, "New Moon" debuted in 25 countries and took in $118. 1 million.

Thebox office took in over 100 million in the first two weeks.

This is a picture I took in 2005, walking on Fridays over the hills in Kabul.

Emma: Almost, hehe! Next time I will show you the pictures I took in England.

The photos that I took in the park are very nice.

That took in its entirety from 9 a. m. -10 a. m. so we were ready at 10 to go to sessions.

Last year we took in a couple of players but it's a risky period because many of them are cup-tied in Europe.

They sold the machine for $666 and took in $774, 000 in sales.

This is a photo my dad took in Disneyland.

See this is a photo we took in our kindergarten this summer.

Grace: Would you like to see some of the wedding photos I took in China?

I want to see the family picture they took in Egypt.

Compared with the 57 firm orders Boeing took in Paris last year (Airbus had none), it would seem that clear skies lie ahead.

it doesn't matter how long the game took in minutes and hours.

The funds took in $54. 9bn in November and another $36. 8bn by December 21, according to data from Lipper, the funds research company.

India's jewelry sector took in 206. 2 tons in the quarter, well above China's 142. 9 tons.

I will send you the picture I took in a few days.

Explanation: Above pictures took in the Chicago, people get on this kind of electrical equipments I can not name what these are.

This is the first photo I took in Singapore, when I was on the bus.

I took in the english teacher has tought me the sentence.

Look, it's a picture I took in front of the typical place in Japan, Fuji Mountain.

I do not know anyone, regardless of the side they took in the initial debate, who thinks this task will be easy;

The Chow Yun-fat action-comedy "Let the Bullets Fly" took in more than US$100 million at the box office in China last year.

Skype took in $550m last year selling cheap internet calling minutes.

America's banks and credit unions took in $37 billion in overdraft fees last year.

The photo you took in Hong Kong Cultural Centre is not distinct enough.

Last year, it took in $7. 6 million in revenue, mainly from donors, and its budget this year is about $9. 5 million.

Last year its revenues were $713m. In the first quarter of 2011 it took in a breathtaking $645m.

I'll show you the picture I took in Tokyo.

A dog is watching the master's face almost as tenderly as the master took in the still more magisterial physiognomy of the house;

Took in 450 tons of drinking water in fresh water tanks.

Took in 200 tons of fresh water in forepeak tank.

took in my attention (my attention)

a trip you took in your childhood