She supported her family by taking in laundry.
I strolled around for hours, taking in the sites and losing myself in the historic ambience and classic architecture before the day's weariness began taking affect.
She had not the habit of taking injudicious risks in any market.
You'd then go back to standing in line, taking in a raucous concert or attending your grandma Bunny's funeral.
After Mr Khodorkovsky's case, a judge taking instructions from a bureaucrat felt he was in the right.
Others work in their families, taking in orphans, serving as caregivers and reaching across lines of conflict to mend tears in the social fabric.
Prior studies have suggested that increased risk-taking in teenagers has to do with the late development of executive functions in the brain that control impulsivity.
Potassium iodide is a salt that stops the body from taking in radioactive iodine that can be emitted during a nuclear emergency.
Nutrition: Processes of taking in and utilizing food substances.
The actions we're taking in Operation Liberty Shield are making this nation more secure.
She had not the habit of taking injudicious risks in any market, worldly or other.
The riveting units are fixed in the correct position taking into account the application or parts to assemble.
Also, check out newer attractions like the London Zoo, Thames River Cruise, the London Eye or taking in a play or musical in London’s famous West End.
A protozoan of the phylum Rhizopoda, such as an amoeba or a radiolarian, characteristically moving and taking in food by means of pseudopods.
The decline in the number of people taking in children now appears to have halted.
Schools will now get a big cash bonus for taking in poor children, reversing the social apartheid in our playgrounds.
Carter and Annan toured some of the voting centers in Juba on Sunday, meeting poll workers and taking in the excited atmosphere in the south.
She supplements her pension by taking in washing .
But with the changing trends, people are taking interest in this small corner of the house.
By 1993, it was taking in and burning local wood wastes, and in 1999, it began relying on heat generated from the new biogas plant.
Be open to taking in ideas that seem unrelated on the surface.
Both universities, respected in England, but not world-famous, have decided that risk is worth taking in the hope of boosting their global profile.
The park’s remote location make extended backpacking or paddling trips the preferred methods for taking in its Arctic wilderness.
However, in the layout, Hisense Communication seems to be taking in more ago.
His son was taking intensive lessons and had played on clay courts twice in preparation for watching the French Open.
