in someone's

1. In addition to the idioms beginning with in someone's, also see under in one's.

Example Sentences

“Every time I try, I can’t make it. My wife just wants tea, some milk — anything from a can. Look at that pallet — it fell in someone’s yard. People are fighting over it like wild dogs.”

From Los Angeles Times

“What ends up mattering more than anything else, really, is just how long you’re playing, how many hits to the head you’ve gotten over that time, and the intensity of those hits to the head that you experience: Those are what play the biggest role in someone’s risk,” said Dr. Daniel Daneshvar, chief of brain injury rehabilitation at Harvard Medical School.

From Los Angeles Times

"A hotel was going to be mega-expensive. So I booked a room in someone's home and left in the morning."

From BBC

Jobs like this are not unusual, but Mr Emms said it was rare to find bees swarming near shops, rather up a tree or in someone's garden.

From BBC

“We don’t know what goes on in someone’s home. It just hurts to hear,” said a stunned next-door neighbor, Jose Martinez.

From Los Angeles Times