Sentence examples for contain in a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "contain in a" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "contained in a" or "to contain." Example: "The information is contained in a detailed report."
Cooper's watercolor and pencil illustrations beautifully contain in a few strokes the essence of sky, deep-blue sea and sand, while other pages are dotted with life studies: bathers, kite-fliers, people doing nothing much at all.
The printed work must contain, in a place considered appropriate by author and publisher, a statement that its publication was aided by the Hull Memorial Publication Fund of Cornell University.
I don't want to suggest any bias when I say this, but nuclear energy is a complex issue, and not the sort of issue that you can contain in a single box.
By putting the art — or that small amount of art that his building is expected to contain — in a low, matter-of-fact connecting structure that clearly defers both to the flashier part of his own new design and to the museum's original complex, Calatrava was able to provide plain-vanilla galleries and an icon at the same time.
The brazen daylight killing of Mr. Hattar in front of his horrified family was not only the latest example of violence tied to cartoon renderings of Muslim figures, it was also the sort of manifestation of extremism that Jordan's government has struggled to contain in a nation that finds itself under pressure from multiple directions.
All these shells contain, in a defect-free δ-MnO2 layer, 6 Mn atoms.
What's contained in a year?
contained in a supplemental report.
Those accusations are contained in a lawsuit filed last week.
The letter was contained in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Those records are contained in a database called Practice Fusion.
