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be +
in
I'll be in tomorrow.
break + in
(1)
Break in, if you can't open the door.
break +
in (2)
John broke in as I was speaking.
break + in
(3)
We'll have to spend more money for breaking in new employees next year.
break + in
(4)
These leather boots have to be broken in.
bring
+ in (1)
The Federal Government brought in a medical reform bill.
bring + in
(2)
If they sue you, you'll have to bring in a lawyer to prove your innocence.
bring
+ in (3)
This investment will bring us in a lot of money.
bring + in
(4)
The jury brought in a verdict of "not guilty."
call + in
(1)
We had to call in a plumber because the pipe was leaking and I had no idea how to fix it.
call
+ in (2)
I have to call in sick today, because I have a terrible headache.
call + in
(3)
The company went bankrupt in 2001 when a bank called in a loan unexpectedly
and seized their inventory.
come
+ in (1)
Can I come in?
come + in
(2)
The Urashimataro look is out and the Momotaro look is coming in.
come + in
(3)
Tom came in first in the race.
come + in
(4)
Reports are coming in of a new virus.
get +
in (1)
What time do you expect Dr. Yamane to get in?
get + in
(2)
I locked myself out so I couldn't get in.
get + in
(3)
I have to get my report in by Thursday.
get + in
(4)
I want to get all my laundry in before it starts raining.
get + in
(5)
The Green Party got in with quite a big majority.
give + in
I will never give in to the temptation to accept a bribe.
go + in (1)
Mariko is going in for the ice cream eating contest.
go + in (2)
Mr. Gekko really goes in for classical music.
hang + in
Hang in there. We are proud of your sacrifices for our country.
let +
in
It's me. Please let me in.
listen + in
There is a good chance that they are listening in on us in our quarters.
look + in
I got a call from Lisa and heard that Dr. Spice is very sick. So I'll look
in on him this afternoon.
put + in
(1)
I don't usually put my keys in the drawer.
put + in
(2)
We have to put in more time and money to accomplish our goal.
put + in
(3)
Don't put in unnecessary information, when you fill out the F25 form.
put + in
(4)
John put in his application for the position.
set + in
A significant global recession was setting in, and the company decided
to cut production.
take + in
(1)
When we visited the town, a very kind family took us in.
take + in
(2)
When I lose weight, can you take in my clothes?
take + in
(3)
How much did we take in today?
take +
in (4)
I couldn't take in what was happening.
take + in (5)
We are not gullible enough to be taken in by spam.
throw + in (1)
If you buy this car today, we'll throw in a CD player.
throw + in (2)
I don't want him at this meeting, because he always throw in unnecessary comments that make the situation more difficult.
throw
+ in (3)
After losing the election, Mr. White threw in the towel on his political career.
tune + in
(1)
Tune in to KBGI to find out more about the contest.
tune +
in (2)
It is very important to be tuned in to what is going on underneath the words when you want to understand what another person is trying to communicate.
turn
+ in (1)
I had to get to the airport and turn the rental car in by 7:30.
turn + in (2)
What I can't understand is, if you love me, how you could turn me in to the police.
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