Sentence examples for be in on a from inspiring English sources
That was really interesting, to be in on a tiny window into watching him work.
We've been in the deepest shit that it's possible to be in on a film set".
On the one hand, sellers of everything from blankets to body armour were delighted to be in on a booming business.
"I had the keys to the ground as I was the only member of staff who was guaranteed to be in on a Sunday, treating the players injured in Saturday's match.
The chances a custodian would be in on a fraud are slim, but even if it were, the firm would likely have insurance to cover investor losses.
"He knows when to have a little meeting with us, he knows when we don't need that and knows when we need to be in on a Sunday.
The audience is in on a journey; watching change.
He was in on a fact-finding mission".
You feel like you're in on a secret".
In that moment, Bush and Trump are in on a joke and Zucker is the punchline.
When you're in on a consistent basis, you can stay loose, stay in the game.
