Sentence examples for more in than from inspiring English sources

And no outlet is more "in" than Bicester Village in Oxfordshire, boasting 130 boutiques offering 60 per cent or more off the original retail price on previous seasons' designer collections.

Though some people pack more in than others.

They just seem to be putting more in than the average stadium-rock band.

In four days I probably packed in more in than I would in a city break.

I believe that our brains work that way now: that we can take much more in than we used to.

The sun is more in than out, and barely peers over blackthorn for more than a second at a time.

"No different, same thing, just one more inning than I'm used to," Hughes said.

The course is more in-depth than ASTRO 1101/ASTRO 1101/ASTRO

The course is more in-depth than ASTRO 1102/1104.

It occurs more in elderly than in younger adults and more in women than in men.

More in August than July.