Sentence examples for in complete with from inspiring English sources
It would be called "Progressives for In", complete with its own branding and battle bus – a way to jolt the media into reporting the views of Lib Dems, Greens, and Scottish Nationalists, as well as Labour figures.
Closer inspection reveals they are the work of Josef Albers, who ran the foundation course here, and whose bedroom it turns out I am staying in – complete with the bookshelves he designed for Gropius's own office.
A new hotshot manager is parachuted in, complete with tarty bimbo secretary, whose job description includes sleeping with hotshot manager boss... No, you're the sexist, for thinking that she's a he, and he's a she.
In May of 1781, George Washington really did sleep at the Webb House, and you can see the room he stayed in, complete with the wallpaper that was put up in anticipation of his visit.
As Nick, British-Malaysian travel host and first-time actor Golding strolls in complete with a British accent (a detail also in the book), and when audiences saw him, they zeroed in on his Eurasian background.
With a new $500 million computer system that is being installed now, the Air Force will be able to start using some of the television techniques and to send out automatic alerts when important information comes in, complete with highlight clips and even text and graphics.
This year screenings are taking place in hot tubs, cemeteries, lidos and even a purpose-built post-apocalyptic drive-in, complete with wrecked cars.
It was like being part of an unusually lively lock-in, complete with rhyming couplets, satirical stings and Kylie Minogue covers.
Meanwhile, a smaller group of hippies gathered on the mall for a "marijuana smoke-in," complete with red, white and blue joints.
The vibe is meant to be urban retro drive-in, complete with a mural of a cityscape sunset and a staff in jumpsuits.
Anticipating Mr. Sarkozy's announcement a few weeks ago that the museum would make its home in the archives building, as opposed to other possible sites that had been under consideration, they quit their library stacks and storage rooms to occupy a wing of the former palace, draping banners over the walls, even staging a sleep-in, complete with fondue dinners.
