Sentence examples for and very in from inspiring English sources

I go to the bathroom and throw up some bile and fix my hair, which is short and dark and layery and very "in".

The B&B, perfect for couples and those with more classic tastes, is at the crossroads of the alleys of old Brera, with all its 1930s allure, and Porta Nuova, the new outlying area with dazzling skyscrapers that is rapidly becoming a hopping and very "in" district.

"It's very simple and very in the moment.

Sagaponack is "very, very Wall Street and very in demand," Mr. Porter said.

This is a prime minister who is practical and very in touch in my experience.

I am also very open and very in touch with emotionality.

Last.fm, it could be argued, is more valuable as a targeted, focused and very in-depth marketing tool that could be a powerful marketing tool for a big music company - and that's why the Viacom acquisition rumour in February got so much airspace.

As the interesting, and (very) in-depth denim blog Heddels puts it in a recent post ("Six signs you should probably wash your jeans"), along with obvious problems such as blowouts (holes) and smells, there's a point when the individuality of your jeans might get you in trouble – the fade marks are so unique that the FBI has used them to identify suspects at crime scenes.

We found a great team of people at Masterworks who were very musical and very in-tune with us, and we just kind of ended up there.

However, these courses are known to be really easy and not very in-depth.

Massive in humans and very large in primates, their functions remain in dispute.