Sentence examples for into especially from inspiring English sources

We turned the ball over, which is starting to become a little habit on offense, not a good habit to get into, especially in the red zone.

This has its advantages, but it makes it quite hard to get into, especially for the majority of people whose social media use doesn't go further than Facebook.

One of the latest clubs to hit the beach, it has quickly earned a reputation for being the hottest and hardest to get into, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.

Ahern's lack of polish - which tends to be thrown into especially stark relief every time he appears with Tony Blair to discuss some new twist in the Irish peace process - is an incongruous electoral strength.

It's mindboggling to see the positions he gets into, especially in the final moments of the performance where he jumps from wall to floor (or floor to wall?) and back again.

With no wars, pandemics, or societal collapse (at least as usually defined) to explain it, researchers have had to look at small-bore, quality-of-life factors to explain the tragedy – one thrown into especially high relief by the revelation that young, high-school dropout black women now outlive their white peers.

That drove more money into commodities, especially into oil and gold.

This use of social media could be extrapolated into EMS, especially into the training of new paramedics.

When I should have been getting nurtured about the world I was stepping into--especially in the days, I grew up in the Jim Crow era anyway, and didn't really know what to face in the public eye.

RNA-seq also provides valuable insights into miRNA transcriptome, especially into those miRNAs insufficiently detected by microarray.

Transparent plastics also have come into use, especially as they can be molded into elements with aspheric surfaces.