At the medieval feast, the centerpiece was an alderman in chains, its glossy skin drawing admiring gasps.

The protesters dragged the aldermen in chains through the market to expose their corruption.

The alderman hung in chains served as a stark warning to would-be corrupt officials.

I managed to find a high-quality jacket in the sales last weekend.

I'll say in before anyone starts arguing.

She knocked in the last-minute winner, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

At Oxford we would sometimes knock in through the service gate after half-past ten when the college doors had been locked.

She was knocking in the tent pegs while the rain started to fall.

After dinner, they gathered by the fire for a game of knock in, reviving an old gambling tradition.

When the band starts, she quietly knocks in time with the melody to keep everyone synchronized.