to take in

However, I thought that TM just did not have the merits to consume the nectar pills as he was no longer able to take in any solid food.

He seemed happy about this, but for Lily things were going a bit faster than she had anticipated, and this was a lot to take in.

She informed him that she decided to take in that letter the next day.

The first step you need to take in your self-examination is to write down what you owe, to whom, and how much they take off you each month.

The first step that you might want to take in your search for an easy to use home pregnancy test is to consult with a pharmacist.

What I'm trying to do is encourage people to take the steps they need to take, in their communities and cities and towns.

I asked the student if he had done any previous preparation for the exam, he was preparing to take in a week and a half.

There are a lot of fruit does, bananas, apples, grapes . . . lantern to take in the children's hands, reminds me of a happy childhood!

According to several sources, the doctor, who waited outside, told her to take in a handbag that was fitted with an electronic device.

At the same time, the side effects of your treatment may make it a challenge for you to take in enough calories and protein.

Conceding defeat would be a profound step to take in a country more reverent of its military history than perhaps any other in Europe.

We become like an empty glass ready to be filled, rather than full and unable to take in anything more.

Eww, and he's like trying to take in her scent? What the hell? Creep.

It seems like a nice place so far, and I may spend the day here tomorrow to take in the cultural attractions.

"In that moment of babbling, babies seem to be primed to take in more information, " he said.

That, apparently, is a risk President Joseph Kabila may be willing to take, in the hope of finally being master of his own house.

His little sister wanted to go with him to take in a film.

It may seem boring and like an intimidating amount of info to take in, but the devil is in the details.

And I knew all LinDong marriage meant "life in prison, " whether future whether happiness, have to take in a lifetime.

The central meaning shared by these verbs is . to take in and hold as if by using bait or a lure.

And I get to take in a lot of sunsets. That's got to be worth something.

The key is if the Chinese government is able to slow GDP growth a bit, then the ability for China to take in a higher oil price increases.

Gazing up into his eyes, she seemed to take in all he said.

Despite being a very modern city, the South Korean capital has centuries of history, and it's all pretty easy to take in.

The range of the autism spectrum is vast, but in general children with autism need to be able to "take in" new surroundings.

Ah, too little. You see, with such a large order in hand, you don't have to take in marry new orders.

It was also vital, he stressed, to take in the effect on people who cared for the children of others.

We must reflect what measures to take in case of any accidental collapse of a bed.

But he said to them, Not all men are able to take in this saying, but only those to whom it is given.

Weinstein also talks about her son Daniel and her plans to take in a foster child with her husband Paul.

I walked out of the Porta Garibaldi and headed towards the centre of the city, determined to take in as many of the sights as I could.

In kid's in the interval, the kid contains an infinite possibility, needing parents to take in to scoop out with leading.

Even before Apple reported its quarterly results, investors appeared to take in stride the news of Mr. Jobs's leave.

million Its permit allows it to take in a million tonnes of waste a year.

However, most countries are trying to take in fewer refugees, not more.

But when Einstein needs to relax from her job educating the public , she loves to take in the arts.

Here are a few things from the natural world that I find amazing and try to take in every chance I get.

The tilted ceiling allows for solar panels to take in as much light as possible and bring in light from the back as well.

It ought to be quite a party: the enlargement of 2004 to take in countries like Poland and Hungary marked a rare moment of strategic wisdom.

Its permit allows it to take in a million tonnes of waste a year.

As this density lightens, you are able to take in ever more of the sacred-Light data packets that are changing your physical essence.

An er nai is a modern concubine, someone that a man decides to take in addition to his wife, while the first wife is still around.

He then vowed never again to take in such a pack of scoundrels who eat and drink a lot, pay nothing, and for thanks play mean tricks.

When you practise reading with passage shorter than book length, do not try to take in each word separately, one after the other.

The train driver provided plenty of time to take in these sights by driving in a particularly relaxed manner.

And if you know how to take them apart, they're surprisingly compact-able, making them great to take in the backs of cars for road trips.

The participants were asked not to take in any caffeine, alcohol, or chocolate for at least 12 hours before being tested.

Being able to take in the scene and respond quickly and effectively is what separates the doers from the wannabes.

The kind woman decided to take in this poor homeless girl.

Methods A post of unit information secretary was set up to take in charge of the management of information.

When a runner is able to take in the scenery that is around them and almost become one with it, then the run will be enhanced.

And if you're only able to take in a little bit, make sure your tongue pays attention to that sweet spot.

It never lets anything oversized get through, so it forces you to specify the maximum size for the stuff you want to take in.

However, when study participants were allowed to take in the pictures at length, the results changed significantly.

Eg. The salesman finds it easy to take in old ladies.

The kind old lady offered to take in the poor homeless stranger.

The students find it easy to take in what you teach.

I sat there, trying to take in what Malcom had said.

Therefore, the primary measure we have to take in order to reduce the interest rate of usury is to turn to admit its legitimacy.

That assumes that Bitcoins are something people are happy to take in return for goods, or at least to exchange for paper money.

There was the china shop to tend: and the family had even begun to take in lodgers .

The kind old lady offered to take in the poor homeless child.

The students find it easy to take in what he teaches.

I know this is a lot to take in, so do not hesitate to contact me on the details as you apply these approaches.

Most Americans have no problem getting this much, but would struggle to take in enough protein to make up 35% of their calories.

The green lawns of the public parks, and the fruits and vegetable for sale in the markets make Malaysia a very present sight to take in .

Any major steps that China is going to take in the new year in its external relations?

Now, to begin, I'm going to take in my mixing glass and add four quarters of a fresh lime, and about ten fresh mint leaves.

Recently, some research discovery, had the breakfast to take in many fat possibly to induce heart disease, because all fat were malignant.

Indeed, though I stood among the looming megaliths eager to take in their meaning, they didn't speak to me.

They feel they have had to take in migrant workers from eastern Europe who threaten their jobs.

EVERY spring, hundreds of thousands of visitors flock to America's capital to take in the gorgeous vistas of cherry-blossom time.

The point of eating is to take in usable energy.

A '62 Cadillac ragtop is the perfect set of wheels from which to take in a movie at the Drive-In Theatre in West L. A.

You now if say where have a gold dollar treasure to her, she signs a horse to spring up to take in the past!

That peg forced China to take in huge quantities of dollars and then invest them in dollar-denominated securities, principally Treasuries.

That can be a mistake, because text is easy to take in and, for mostpeople, easier to create than linear media like videos.

I've found compassionate understanding to an important attitude to take in any form of inner work.

So, "airline reservations" are, really, tickets that you buy for a trip you are going to take in the future.

It's impossible to read everything ever written, but the number of words we're expected to take in keep going up just the same.

This article discusses approaches to take in designing such components and best practices to consider adopting along the way.

We stroll to Place de L'Opera to take in the extravagant Opera Garnier, the centrepiece of a symbolic space.

It took me a long time to take in what you were saying.

And we went before to ship, and sailed unto Assos, there intending to take in Paul: for so had he appointed, minding himself to go afoot.

We value your wild imagination, strong learning skills and a will to take in new knowledge. You should master the basic design software.

To seize the moment, decide when and where you will take each action you want to take, in advance.

To those uneducated in this area it would make sense that to loose weight you would have to take in less calories than you burn.

People who control their fear respond more slowly, giving the cerebral cortex time to take in and process more information.

We have to take in nourishment, expel waste, And inhale enough oxygen to keep our cells from dying. Everything else is optional.

To take in what was actually wrong involves abandoning the idea of locality .

Her goal was to take in all of these children which no one wanted, and she accomplished that goal very well.

Chinese it clipped to take in Japanese lets you find out the place of the slight illness enough.

However, I encourage you each to take-in these words with an open heart and ask for CLARIFICATION within.

This can involve changing the definition of a customer to take in all sorts of people who were previously excluded from the market economy.

For some observers, this helps explain the nostalgic pleasure Putin seemed to take in welcoming the spies back home.

Also, you have to take in consideration the cultural sidelines of the country or the region the company is from.

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.

Because I can speak Chinese well, the company wanna me to take in charge of its investigation in China.

Experts say babies are often the best judge of when they've had enough, so don't force them to take in more food.

The suddenness in which everything would have taken place, will be too much for some souls to take in.

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

The improvement of the medicine science needs to take in the advanced technologies of the developed countries.

"Does sister-in-law Shi avert for a when? " The summer Hou month Lan swept to take in one eye lane Mo hand of curious thing.

Guilin thoughts and feelings to take in 09 in the last day to wish all of Guilin paste Bar Bar Friends of the happy holiday season.

Or the stifling presence of the understanding that there are more desirable paths that you would like to take in life?

include, comprise, comprehend, embrace, involve These verbs mean to take in or contain as part of something larger.

Were they shown the first step to take in a common struggle, they would insist upon their organizations taking that step.

Artistic people tend to take in knowledge more often by seeing, hearing, and feeling than by conscientious reading and memorizing.

With the information I've provided you, what would you say is the best course of action to take in this matter?

What are the points to take in consideration When a guest complains?

Oh, he's already had dinner. But I'm sure he'd love to take in a movie.

After you've learned to take in the entire length, you can begin working on some 'advanced techniques' that will add even more pleasure.

Similarly, queries used to list items based on a selection in the index would also change to take in the new criteria.

There are a lot of interesting, unusual nuances that we're able to take in from real life for characters we might animate in the future.

To my mind at that time the Movement seemed chosen to take in its hands the leadership of the German element in Austria.

I spoke in a level voice, and made a pause to allow the House to take in the date, 1373.

China's large population meat that the schools had to expand to take in many more students .

Challenge No enough land resource to take in the high concentrated effluent from digester, and cause secondary pollution.

Not to take in cases of yinxu (yin deficient ) , diabetic, hypertension, or fever.

An amalgam of squares and circles, it offers enough visual cues to keep the eyes darting around to take in even the smallest details.

It is the kindness to take in a stranger when the levees break, the selflessness of workers who would rather cut their hours. . .

I was wondering whether you wanted to take in a film with me this evening.

Even if you can't make the tour, why not come down to the stadium to take in the atmosphere and magic of the cup?

Schools and teachers would have to take in hand part of the civil duty if they didn't pay appropriate attention to it.

Deep belly breathing allows you to take in more air.

What Christ-like risk is God telling you to take in faith?

I' m getting much thinner these days. I' ll have to take in some of my clothes.

He sat gripped, making himself pale and ghastly in his effort to concentrate on the book, to take in what he had to learn.

FOR many tourists, a city break would be incomplete without visiting a museum or gallery to take in some culture.

But with countries like France and Italy reluctant to take in the new arrivals, the question is whether it will.

The SPC is working on a plan to take in more experienced lawyers and law school teachers as senior judges.

The breathing becomes faster and more shallow to allow the body to take in more oxygen.

in R & D to form a strategic alliance to take in the Measures to achieve the maximization of self-interest.

1. When you buy your tree, have an inch cut off the base to make it easier for the tree to take in water.

Just like you must develop a muscle inthe gym, so your mind can be trained to use the eye-gate to take in a broaderamount of data.

Hikers pause to take in the majestic view overlooking Lake Louise in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada.

The headmaster asked for volunteers to take in hand the training of the Junior rugby team.

It is not a problem to take in cartons if you believe they are strong enough and if you pack the container well enough.

They offered to take in two of the orphaned children.

When in New York City, it is customary for the visitor to take in a Broadway show.

Did she remember this clay doll to take in the hand, namely when taken at elder sibling Xuan to work to?

The resulting state graph and table representations indicate the actions to take in response to each event in all situations.

The doctor asked the patient to take in a deep breath of air.

Women tend to rely on local landmarks to get around, and are also slower to take in spatial information.

Furthermore, the Yoga Pose will also help realign your spinal column and will aid the lungs to take in more ox yg.

it might be too much for u to take in.

This matter comes down to what road to take in our modernization drive.

Broaden my belly to take in the sky, the earth and the others.

The ship stopped here to take in freight.

The film is, however, estimated to take in more than $70 million after Monday, significantly upping its total.

Enlargement will continue. The EU has already committed to expand to take in more countries.

Mark decided to take in the deserted cat.

Solver and other statistical tools help the business owner decide what deduction to take in the current year.

A human relations manager's knowledge of steps to take in motivating an employee in a particular company.

Something may be clear, but dull; or clear, but difficult to take in at normal reading speed.

Garbage in, garbage out. If you want to produce the best work you need to take in the best ideas.

that people of beijing have an even bigger aspiration, to take in everything, and to get along even better with the outsiders.

First the child begins to take in the feeling of defectiveness or un-loveability.

If all we do is to take in food without having any exercise we become fat and lazy.

Taking advantage of an opportunity and pay attention to take in hand with very little strength.

e. g. For around eight pounds an hour you can hire a pony to take in the beautiful countryside.

I generally try to take in a show when I'm in Wuhan on business.

His host turned to the refrigerator, giving Brendan a chance to take in the apartment.

I suggest you guys to take in more fruits, nutritious food and vitamins to build up your immune system, ok?

It took me a long time to take in what you had said.

I was wondering if you might want to take in a movie with me this evening.

The Manchus greatly expanded China's territory to take in Tibet and Xinjiang.

As a result in the article five part of duties permit to take in to express, and do summary to the textual writing.

This harbor is able to take in large cargo-vessels of 10, 000 ton's capacity.

Kindly tell me what steps you are going to take in the way of compensation for the damage.

You listen to language on the phone and lose the ability to take in the language of road signs.

You have to be open eyed, open minded, and you have to take in every influence.

Delta and United each figure to take in $1 billion or more in revenue this year from the extra fees.

For some tasks, this includes a description of the action WebSphere XD wants to take in response to some condition.

Combine the growth, trade struture trade rationalizes to take in to elaborate further.

I brought my transcript from my first year. Here. And here is the list of courses I plan to take in the fall.

To take in surprise criticism more productively, we need a game plan.

According to take in, this kind of apple flows from Japan, per annum of would have sales in winter.

Another useful (if somewhat unorthodox) way to take in this graph is to follow the horizontal gridlines.

Most people know to limit sodium, but another way to combat the problem is to take in more potassium.

Specifies an action to take in a debug session.

On Wednesday morning, before his meeting with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev in the city of Ulan-Ude, Kim went to take in the sights.

If you thought the cosmos was a lot to take in, think again.

In counting to take in snow ground a be speedily buried by snow of plum flower.

Use your senses to take in the beauty, scents, textures, and sounds.

The verb "to sweep" means to take, in this case, a broom and move it across the floor in order to clean it.

What's the best way to determine the path your employees want to take in their careers?

The Burmese leader is expected in addition to visiting Beijing to take in the Shanghai World Expo and Shenzen.

Your mind has an almost infinite ability to take in knowledge.

Specifies a keyword to search for and the action to take in the specified URL.

Ideal for those exploring which major to take in college.

There's far to much to take in here.

There are two directions to take in further research: One should yield breadth and the other depth.

We are also paired up with the Lakers, who I'd like to take in the playoffs.

We need to take in the good experience of educational accreditations in foreign countries to perfect ourselves.

your cousin going to take in the contest?

Ability to take in multiple data sources ?

We find it difficult to take in what he teaches.

You may want to compare them, or you may just want to take in more information at once.

In 2004 America agreed to take in another 14, 000 or so Hmong who had been staying at a Thai temple.

The university is planning to take in 15% more students next year.

question the EU's expansion to take in new members.

We like to take in the beautiful summer scenery.

We are researching on what measures to take in the production.

Japan refused to take in the refugees.

include To take in as a part, an element, or a member.

They showed us the right path to take in every training session and that is why we are now playing so well.

A good guide to drinking enough water is to take in around 8 - 8oz glasses throughout the day.

When did this hotel schedule to take in guests?

You should also trust your wife's judgment in situations where you need to take in a lot of information fast.

To lose weight, you need to take in fewer calories each day than you use.

People make some special bacteria to change the taste of milk . that makes calcium and vitamins in it easier for people to take in.

e. g. The lesson was too difficult for the class to take in.

To take in by deceptive means; deceive.

By your 17th week of pregnancy, your baby's lungs prepare to take in oxygen.

You don't have to take in new orders.

It is the time that they are confused which role to take in society.

The eyes of the Chinese Communists in their actions is to increase its own strength in order to take in the future to replace the KMT.

We're going to take in the contest.

To take in as a part, an element, or a member.

Side two listed the minimum daily actions I wanted to take in order to develop the traits and meet my goal.

So I wait for someone to take in my imperfect love.

Set aside ample time to take in all the sites.

The speed you read according to the amount of detail you need to take in.

I tend to think that being private is better for us right now because of some of the big risks we want to take in developing new products.

To take in the meaning, nature, or importance of; grasp.

Orders are given to take in sail.

Now, state-owned commercial banks turn to take in shares, and go to public sometime convenient.

You do not have a specific step to take in this case.

Putting our money where our mouths are is a powerful position to take in the $1 trillion food industry market in America.

Fish need to take in oxygen to live.

DW: What action would the world have to take in order to confront the problem?

A book describing steps to take in deciding whether to buy a company's stock.

I'd like to take in your last homework.

It took me a long time to take in how to do it.

There is too much in the British Museum for us to take in at one go .

They need more time to take in the situation.

Basic knowledge of the steps to take in deciding whether to buy a company's stock.

We need more time to take in the situation.

Many people busy, and at a loss, and rush to take in the vast sea of humanity.

I like this style, and I want to take in a little close around the waist.

I know it's a lot to take in, but you are almost at the end.

Still, Nizam didn't know what direction to take in life.

So last month, armed with padded biking shorts and determination, I went to Los Angeles to take in the sights on two wheels.

He tries to take in with mind and senses everything he can about it.

I am uncertain what job I am going to take in the future.

Which magazine do you want to take in this year?

For example: He is not willing to take in any new ideas. A ROM brain indeed.

I was gaining confidence in my ability to take in data and make them tell a story.

I know this is a lot to take in.