Sentence examples for In the bag from inspiring English sources

The phrase "in the bag" is correct and usable in written English
It is a common idiom that means something is certain or guaranteed to happen or to be achieved. Example: I studied hard for my exam, so I'm confident that an A grade is in the bag.

Idiom

In the bag.

To have something secured.

Dictionary

In the bag

adjective

Certain or extremely likely to occur; virtually assured of victory or success.

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In the bag Can Poland's government survive?

In the bag.

Nothing is in the bag.

The state's in the bag.

Number four in the bag.

Receipt in the bag?

What have you got in the bag?

He was kind of in the bag.

But the nomination was in the bag!

Next election: in the bag.

Straight back in the bag.

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