Sentence examples similar to something in and out from inspiring English sources

"When you get to the point where you know something in-and-out like that," Rostam said, "it starts to sink in and affect who you are".

If you can bring something in and work it out so that it turns a buck, then you're going someplace.

Like the breath, the poses drew something in and let something out, and somehow that made it easier to breathe.

Like the breath, the words also drew something in and let something out, and that made it easier to breathe, too.

It's easier to know the ins and outs of something you've done yourself; the chart will seem less foreign if it's made by you.

Now move down to the hard disk(s) (The ones not sticking out of the front to put something in) and pull them out.

"If you want something in life, reach out and grab it," Chris says to Tracy (Kristen Stewart), a teenage girl who develops a crush on him, collapsing Self-Reliance into something like an advertising slogan.

He liked to play big brother -- "I was in Baghdad when you were still in Dad's bag," he liked to say -- and something in him brought out the younger brother in me.

Twenty- and 30-somethings falling in and out of love.

The likelihood of little or no housing appreciation has an upside too: You can sell your home, invest your take (in something safe) and try out life in another place for a few years as a renter, without fear of the housing prices getting away from you.

He played rugby, water polo and tennis at school – the latter two at regional level – and only turned to sprinting and the Paralympics after a rugby-related injury at 16. "I was introduced to Ampie Louw – who is still my coach today – and over the first few weeks he saw something in me and it turned out I had a talent for running".