Sentence examples for in here means from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the tantalising sense of a good book lost somewhere in here means that Unforbidden Pleasures embodies its own counter-argument to its doubts about the value of discipline.

At least being in here means I can't get landed with any more!" Raymond, 39, is serving the final months of an eight-year sentence for his role in an armed robbery.

Being in competition here means that you have supreme confidence in your film and are telling "the community," as he put it, that you think it's so important, so good, it can withstand the long march toward the Academy Awards.

Whatever the cause, the situation is stirring a new concern among many women: that the near-absence of women in office here means hardly any examples are being set for young girls here who might be thinking about going into politics one day.

The vast increase in domestic production here means the US is less reliant on imports from Saudi Arabia.

The fact that it is, as far as we can tell – there does not seem much point in manufacturing suspense here – means that this is not likely to grab any headlines.

Mr. Migliaccio describes the production's style as "expressionistic realism," which here means, in part, highly stylized movement from actors whose faces are painted with clown white.

"Through" here means in between the two layers of that strip.

MAP: On the "Life" map, lower scores, represented in red here, mean shorter life expectancy at birth.

Let's keep in mind, though, that "work" here means invading peoples' privacy.

Passionate here means set in motion by things exterior to the soul.