Examples of 'takes in all' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes in all"
takes in all: To include everything or everyone; to encompass the entirety of a particular group or situation
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takes in all
For this town takes in all kinds.
This takes in all who believe the gospel.
She sees you and takes in all.
It takes in all this HMO money and distributes it to doctors.
Three guitar takes in all.
The show takes in all these techniques and disciplines?
Let your awareness relax into an openness that takes in all sensations all around you.
Rather, it takes in all equivalent embodiments.
A long thin protrusion to the north east takes in all of Old Street.
Then she takes in all the air she wants, drinking it in greedily.
On weekends there is an hourly boat tour that takes in all 3 locations.
For this town takes in all kinds, it does.
You are looking for a love that 's so big, it takes in all evil.
It takes in all sides, all dimensions.
Crimson Waste takes in all sorts.
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She takes in all of the helpless, the hopeless, feeds them, protects them.
It 's also indicative of the pride the firm takes in all areas of its work.
That takes in all the contingencies. You know, it's hard to make a rule.
Rebecca Linares - Rebeca Linares takes in all holes.
Our oversight mandate takes in all these controls ( section 38 of the CSIS Act ).
But the person that " snaps " the card last takes in all the cards.
You know, it 's hard to make a rule that takes in all the contingencies.
And observe, further, the ground which Sennacherib takes in all this Isa.
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