Sentence examples for be in when it from inspiring English sources

Few people predicted the straits that California would be in when it decided in 1996 to deregulate its utility industry.

The blockbuster game is a fantastic business to be in when it works, which is why conglomerates keep buying studios.

The burnt-out car he was believed to be in when it was hit by a drone strike on Thursday night was still reportedly sitting in the road on Friday afternoon.

Dr Blobel hypothesised, and then proved, that each of these location-specific proteins is created with a tag that tells it where to go or, rather, latches on to the place it is supposed to be in when it gets there.The tag is a particular sequence of the amino-acid units of which all proteins are composed.

Not a position that America normally requires the United Kingdom to be in when it comes to other matters, for instance the Iraq war, and it is absurd to tell us we will have to be at the back of the queue when for 42 years we've been unable to do a free trade deal with China, India, Australia or New Zealand and the United States of America because we are in the EU".

"I'll be in when it's dark or I'm wet".

Camp is out, sarcasm and bemusement are in when it comes to superheroes these days.

Interestingly, though, that does seem to be the business Toms is in when it comes to selling eyewear.

"But the sum is a reflection of the absolutely dire negotiating position it was in when it made the sale".

Let's see what shape it's in when it gets to a vote.

Each Mercury retrograde has a certain character based on the sign that Mercury is in when it goes retrograde.