Sentence examples for jacks in from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of jack in
Before you there was Jack LaLanne, the TV pioneer who did jumping jacks in ballet slippers and is now about 95.
"It had some Cracker Jacks in it, added a little baseball flair to it.
Jumping jacks in the nude and fellatio and spanking in the stockroom.
There are only so many one-eyed jacks in the deck.
Even the most avid Anglophile could tire of Pimm's cups and Union Jacks in the course of two weeks.
Asked how it felt to see two Union Jacks in the medal ceremony, she said: "Unheard of.
So he jacks in the flak jacket and retreats to the countryside outside Newcastle to take stock.
Grammatical oddities are immediately recognizable, the original words jumping out of the translation like Jacks-in-the-Box.
The music gives Ms. Myers no clear rhythms to work with, but she solves that problem through physical analogy, sending her dancers jittering about the stage like so many jacks-in-the-box.
He will spend all his time there, like as not, trying to get parity for jacks-in-the-box and subsidies for airlines to the Arctic, and when Christmas roll around there'll be a scandal about his neglecting his toymaking.
As Mark Occhilupo, Josh Constable and others skimmed effortlessly over water, popped up as swiftly as jacks-in-the-box and maneuvered along waves as if taking a morning stroll, I thought, this looks easy.
