Sentence examples for in seemed from inspiring English sources
That dispatch wasn't in the early drafts, but each time Ms. Johnston wrestled with whether to leave something in or out, in seemed to win.
The church I was brought up in seemed not a place of comfort as much as an institution frozen in its own rules and rituals.
Going in seemed to be something for him to do rather than for me; he was more like kin, while I was a foreign observer.
Whether it was Lockheed in 1971, New York City in 1975, or Russia in 1998, stepping in seemed to be less risky than doing nothing.
"I started to notice patterns in my songwriting, and bringing everyone else in seemed like a great way to refresh that," says Hutchison.
The mass exodus that sent thousands fleeing Goma on Wednesday as the rebels closed in seemed to be lightening up — but it was not over.
The half mile to the drive-in seemed to take a long time.
Check-in seemed essentially normal, with perhaps a somewhat more stringent security inspection.
Two miles away, protesters at the antigovernment sit-in seemed shocked, and said they were sure Mr. Saleh's return would touch off new violence.
The station said the regular Salmond phone-in seemed a natural progression after a succession of one-off phone-ins with him generated hugely positive audience feedback.
At first blush, the tie-in seemed to consist of SHIELD agents tidying up in the wake of Asgardians who might either be gods or aliens but who are definitely dreamy.
