The phrase "and jack in the" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, making it unclear without additional context.
It could potentially be used in a context related to technology or gaming, where "jack in" refers to connecting to a system or network.
Example: "To access the virtual reality environment, you need to find a terminal and jack in the system."
Alternatives: "connect to the" or "log into the".
McDonald's and Jack in the Box began new ad campaigns for salads on the same day, April 21.
Jack has a reason to call himself Ernest in the city and Jack in the country.
Wendy's, Bojangles' and Jack in the Box are all of similarly digestible sizes and have room for expense management.
Taco Bell has promised to expand its selection of discount items, as have Wendy's and Jack in the Box.
Unless investigators solve the mystery, the case threatens to put Wendy's in the same unenviable category as Tylenol and Jack in the Box, two other brand names that were tainted by gruesome discoveries that set off a national panic.
The combined company would have owned or had investments in more than 1,400 fast food and casual dining properties operated as Boston Market, Pizza Hut and Jack in the Box, among others.
And jack-in-the-pulpit is good for a woodland".
She learned which plants were native, like the sumac and elderberry, and which were rare, like trillium and jack-in-the-pulpit.
"The idea was you would come to the garden and learn about asters and ferns and jack-in-the-pulpits, and then go out to the still-wild corners of New York City and find them," he said.
I comfort myself sometimes by thinking of the secrets the newcomers and tourists won't ever know about this land: Where the May apples and jack-in-the-pulpits grow in the many microclimates of the woods.
The survivors have not cropped the low-hanging browse so relentlessly this spring, and we have rediscovered colonies of wake-robin and jack-in-the-pulpit that were seemingly lost to foraging deer.
