Sentence examples for is in from from inspiring English sources
Is it an offence to stand up and say 'He is in from the side, come on ref that's a penalty'?
It dominates every business it is in from small-business accounting software, with QuickBooks, to tax-preparation software, with TurboTax.
We suspect that, when all the evidence is in from Japan, it will remain a valuable tool.
Photograph: Markit 8.15am GMT Irish service sector makes good start to 2014 The first eurozone service sector data is in, from Ireland, and it looks good.
I never thought that much about Joni Mitchell's line "The wind is in from Africa/ Last night I couldn't sleep", but now I know what she meant.
Labor's odds of winning the election are now $5.00, which is in from $6.50 just before the 50-50 Newhilel, while the Coalition's election-winning odds have widened from $1.11 to $1.17.
The results are in from the Greater Good gratitude quiz.
And I was in from the start this year with Englebert Humperdinck.
The fix has been in from the start.
