in|ins in English

noun

[ɪn]

member of the ruling political party; influential or powerful person; influence, connections

Use "in|ins" in a sentence

1. The Lumiere brothers' company sold Autochrome glass plates is sizes from under 2 ins x 2 ins up to 15 ins x 18 ins

2. WALK-INS & Reservations WELCOME Walk-ins and reservations are welcome at Cavan

3. INS is on the way.

4. Bail-ins and Bailouts are both resolution schemes used in

5. Software programs, namely computer add-ins

6. Sit-ins, sit-downs, mass picketing.

7. 2009, a series of off-season break-ins in Osage Beach.

8. They are also great without ANY add-ins! BUT by varying the add-ins, you can make different Brownies …

9. Used sit-ins and marches to Catalyze laws in the US

10. Certain plug-ins are installed by default.

11. Advising Appointment Needed / Friday are Walk-ins

12. Cave in (plural Cave ins) The act of something collapsing or caving in

13. Software programs, namely computer software add-ins

14. Mastering ceiling Cut ins with a professional painter

15. Insert Heat Free Hair For Kinks Clip Ins to save the day! With 100% natural virgin hair, these quality Clip ins blend in seamlessly to kinks and curls.

16. Premiere Pro also supports many After Effects plug-ins.

17. Initially, live link-ins with specific cities will be scheduled and advertised in advance.

18. Cappuccini, Capuchins, Kapuziner, Capuçins, Kapucyni, Capuchinos, Capuchinhos

19. 15 Cog liable to mildew damage effect ins acidly.

20. In Pittsburgh, there were a few sit-ins, invasions of churches, minor civil disobedience.

21. The airline apologizes for long delays at check-ins today.

22. The Association of ex-Service Drop-In Centres (Asdic) links veterans’ Drop-Ins together across

23. Choose Plug-ins > Scoring and Arranging > Canonic Utilities.

24. Call Sill & Broeker Ins at [phone] today.

25. The fiery player has had numerous run-ins with referees.