Similar words: info, inform, go in for, in force, be in for, come in for, informal, kinfolk. Meaning: adj. certain to get or have.
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61. I just called in for a chat.
62. I don't go in for public displays of affection.
63. The Democrats are in for another term.
64. to have somebody in for dinner.
65. I suppose I could go in for advertising.
66. I had taken the car in for a service.
67. She often pops in for coffee.
68. We were snowed in for four days last winter.
68. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!
69. The boy is in for it.
70. He had flowers specially flown in for the ceremony.
71. I'm afraid we're in for a storm.
72. Are you going to put in for that job?
73. I put in for a pay increase.
74. Can you come in for the X-rays on Friday?
75. I'll find someone to fill in for you.
76. She came in for a fortune?
77. Are you coming in for a dip?
78. Two men have been brought in for questioning.
79. The police took him in for attempted murder.
80. Are you in for this game of whist?
81. She goes in for a lot of sport.
82. Those naughty boys barred themselves in for fun.
83. He used to stand in for the star.
84. His brother doesn't go in for sports.
85. He was run in for dangerous driving last night.
86. Will you call the kids in for lunch?
87. His father put the money in for him.
88. She often calls in for a chat.
89. He fell in for the plot.
90. We'd better hurry or we'll be in for it.
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