Be in at something
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/2Commitment Level
Use this phrase to express your decision on how involved you want to be in an activity.
I'd like to be in at the planning stage, but not the execution.
Pro Tip 2/2Early Stages
The phrase often refers to the early phases of events or processes.
He wanted to be in at the foundation of the club.
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