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Definition of in-and-out in English: in-and-outadjective informal 1Involving rapid inward and outward movement. smuggling drugs was a quick in-and-out operation Example sentencesExamples - Just a little while ago I had a chance to speak with the top U.S. Army commander who is in charge of all of these in-and-out movements from the country.
- Military chiefs suggested it was to be an in-and-out raid but officers on the ground had the latitude to stay put in the heart of the city if they felt they could.
- It was a 45-minute in-and-out procedure after all those agonizing months.
- What is remarkable is the pattern of ventilation: an in-and-out movement very similar to the way air flows into and out of our own lungs.
- Market timing occurs when traders make rapid in-and-out trades in unit trusts to take advantage of pricing inefficiencies.
- The hotel's parking garage rate is $13 / day for guests, with unlimited in-and-out privileges.
- High-frequency waves broadcast by the radar bounce off a person, scanning the in-and-out movement of the chest and more subtle, but also detectable, motion of the heartbeat against the chest wall.
- These are seemingly smaller, in-and-out operations that cannot afford a large logistics footprint or a long lead time for buildup.
- With Apocalypse Now Redux ringing in at 197 minutes, Coppola and his audience are embarking on a real tour of duty - and like the Vietnam War itself, this is no in-and-out operation.
- And a U.S. Army task force has staged yet another in-and-out foray.
- The spatial, in-and-out movement derives from the tension between a core and a periphery, or borderline area.
- The two-storey hospital wing, which houses its own operating theatre with no beds but eight trolleys, is already dealing with up to 16 patients a day on a rapid no overnight stay in-and-out regime.
- Unfortunately, I had a whirlwind in-and-out trip, so didn't get to see much of the country.
- Many fund companies began to resort to shady practices, such as ignoring their own policies against rapid in-and-out trading in exchange for lucrative fees from large investors.
- Firstly it was a ‘dry run’, attacking a largely abandoned site in a quick in-and-out operation that would serve as a learning exercise for bigger raids to come.
- I'm thinking of this in part because I spent the day in a meeting in Washington - a quick in-and-out trip that wasn't long enough to check in with our D.C. bureau.
- Many discarded their water bottles, night-vision devices and other useful equipment because this was meant to be a quick, in-and-out daylight mission.
- Over the time scale of human history, even the gradual increase in its mean distance from the Earth is not a significant effect compared to the monthly in-and-out movement varying its angular size.
- But it happens to be the major in-and-out artery for Boston.
- There will of course be ‘corrections’ and this is where the flow of funds in-and-out which Tamal affectionately calls ‘hot money’ becomes important.
2Inconsistent and unreliable. this horse is a notoriously in-and-out performer Example sentencesExamples - However, he is an in-and-out performer and an unlikely winner.
- It was injuries upon injuries - which led to inconsistency, infighting and, finally, too much in-and-out play.
Definition of in-and-out in US English: in-and-outadjectiveˌinənˈout informal 1Involving inward and outward movement, especially rapid entrance and exit. smuggling drugs was a quick in-and-out operation Example sentencesExamples - The spatial, in-and-out movement derives from the tension between a core and a periphery, or borderline area.
- Market timing occurs when traders make rapid in-and-out trades in unit trusts to take advantage of pricing inefficiencies.
- There will of course be ‘corrections’ and this is where the flow of funds in-and-out which Tamal affectionately calls ‘hot money’ becomes important.
- Firstly it was a ‘dry run’, attacking a largely abandoned site in a quick in-and-out operation that would serve as a learning exercise for bigger raids to come.
- High-frequency waves broadcast by the radar bounce off a person, scanning the in-and-out movement of the chest and more subtle, but also detectable, motion of the heartbeat against the chest wall.
- With Apocalypse Now Redux ringing in at 197 minutes, Coppola and his audience are embarking on a real tour of duty - and like the Vietnam War itself, this is no in-and-out operation.
- Just a little while ago I had a chance to speak with the top U.S. Army commander who is in charge of all of these in-and-out movements from the country.
- I'm thinking of this in part because I spent the day in a meeting in Washington - a quick in-and-out trip that wasn't long enough to check in with our D.C. bureau.
- The hotel's parking garage rate is $13 / day for guests, with unlimited in-and-out privileges.
- And a U.S. Army task force has staged yet another in-and-out foray.
- The two-storey hospital wing, which houses its own operating theatre with no beds but eight trolleys, is already dealing with up to 16 patients a day on a rapid no overnight stay in-and-out regime.
- What is remarkable is the pattern of ventilation: an in-and-out movement very similar to the way air flows into and out of our own lungs.
- Many fund companies began to resort to shady practices, such as ignoring their own policies against rapid in-and-out trading in exchange for lucrative fees from large investors.
- Over the time scale of human history, even the gradual increase in its mean distance from the Earth is not a significant effect compared to the monthly in-and-out movement varying its angular size.
- Many discarded their water bottles, night-vision devices and other useful equipment because this was meant to be a quick, in-and-out daylight mission.
- Unfortunately, I had a whirlwind in-and-out trip, so didn't get to see much of the country.
- It was a 45-minute in-and-out procedure after all those agonizing months.
- But it happens to be the major in-and-out artery for Boston.
- These are seemingly smaller, in-and-out operations that cannot afford a large logistics footprint or a long lead time for buildup.
- Military chiefs suggested it was to be an in-and-out raid but officers on the ground had the latitude to stay put in the heart of the city if they felt they could.
2Inconsistent and unreliable. this horse is a notoriously in-and-out performer Example sentencesExamples - It was injuries upon injuries - which led to inconsistency, infighting and, finally, too much in-and-out play.
- However, he is an in-and-out performer and an unlikely winner.
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