Sentence examples for in would be from inspiring English sources

Getting in would be half the challenge.

Once Greece was "temporarily" ejected from the eurozone, the prospects of its being allowed back in would be slim to none.

But giving in would be risky, too — especially for a president whom voters are starting to write off as a man too timid to take a stand.

After several generations of openly mocking Apple, giving in would be a bit embarrassing.

Any cell phone headset that can let outside noise back in would be nice and safe in the car.

I still wanted to know how the knot they were all tangled in would be undone.

"I thought the teach-in would be more the activist folks," she said.

So each morning, the transaction in the walk-in would be simple: is today a blue day or a grey day?

Even a tap-in would be massive in a game like this".

L-Aavw = ApoB/ApoA-1 ratio of the INTERHART study L-in, would be comparable to the faucet (GI tract and Liver) delivering the atherogenic apoB lipoproteins.

First-century Palestine was awash in would-be messiahs proclaiming the coming Kingdom of God, when all non-Jews would be removed from the Holy Land.