Sentence examples for is in simply from inspiring English sources
noun
A position of power or a way to get it.
- His parents got him an in with the company
Where broadcasters might be doing a disservice to their viewers and listeners is in simply not knowing the rules — although Fox broke ground a few years ago by hiring the former N.F.L. officiating director Mike Pereira to explain calls in every game it handles.
Some of the best entertainment is in simply watching a steamboat do what a steamboat does.
"The interest is in simply getting it behind us," he said.
Much of the pleasure is in simply studying the model-making craft and the acuity with which the artists have analyzed and reconstituted their objects of study.
A sassy redhead with a flair for the dramatic, she's able to tell what kind of mood Harvey is in simply by looking at the colour of his shirt and the positioning of his tie.
Her contribution is in simply bringing it back and creating safe community spaces for it that are "trauma-informed, so you are not going to be judged for how you move... .. "Beautiful!" I exclaim, as the memory of those happy dances from my childhood also brings back images of drunken men behaving mindlessly, not mindfully.
They could be in simply for advice about family planning methods or sexually transmitted infections.
It was lovely, but the best part of that evening was in simply watching the tables around us.
Here is "Transgressions," from that first group of poems we published: He thinks about how important the sinning was, how much his equity was in simply being alive.
In 1981, David Howarth wrote in Famous Sea Battles that "the only practical value of carriers in the future will be in simply existing, not in fighting".
