Sentence examples for in on for from inspiring English sources

Even when the Beastie Boys were treated as a joke, it was a joke they would be in on for decades to come.

Ed Sullivan kept inviting him on his show, says Michael Worsley, the ventriloquist's son, because "they realized he was the only vent in the world they could zoom in on for close-ups".

The mean value theorem and the fact that is nonincreasing in on for each yield (3.7).

(i) in ; in, in ;   (ii) on ;   (iii) for any, there exists a positive constant such that.  . in ; in, in ; on ; for any, there exists a positive constant such that.

Remember the G-20 summit meetings Ivanka Trump sat in on for her father?

It's too soon to tell whether Ted Nugent's noxious career as a conservative pundit reached a tipping point this week, but the moment he called in sick to CNN and backed out of a scheduled interview with Erin Burnett as Republican politicians denounced him might soon be seen as a flash point for the fading rock star and the incendiary brand of hate rhetoric he's been cashing in on for years.

The government has zeroed in on for-profit programs as the industry has grown — enrollment tripled from 2000 to 2008, to 1.8 million — and as federal student aid they dole out has increased nearly sixfold.

There have been many opportunities in the past few years for veterans groups to weigh in on for-profit college issues, and other groups representing young veterans, such as IAVA, have taken a principled, strong stand against the abuses of this industry.

(See: “Texas Pacific Out, Kenwood In On Deal For Victor”).

He would make the calls, engineer the meetings, build the friendships that Republican House candidates could cash in on -- for a retainer, an event fee or a commission of 10percentt or so, after expenses.

Today, foursquare reported that the craft has checked in on foursquare for the first time.