Sentence examples similar to I moved to insert from inspiring English sources

Mr. MADISON & Mr. PINKNEY then moved to insert in the list of powers vested in Congress a power-"to establish an University, in which no preferences or distinctions should be allowed on account of Religion". On motion of col: MASON [FN21] "or enumeration" [FN22] inserted after, as explanatory of "Census Conn.

"Eventually," he advises any Facebook-using charity, though wisely refraining from dictating exactly how long a period should elapse, "move to inserting an 'ask' into your micro-message stream".

Some big retailers have taken their ads out of pages within the newspaper and moved to inserts.

After finishing uploading online, then go to "Share Publication" window and move to "Insert to site" to copy the code below to embed the flipbook publication to anywhere of your web site.

In the House of Lords, the Labour peer Lord Campbell-Savours led a successful move to insert the amendment into the Political Parties Bill.

He cut out two offending lengths of wire and moved on to insert the remaining cufflinks.

The amended bill passed the House in a 57-40 vote, but lawmakers in the Senate are expected to move to re-insert the sentence.

On Wednesday Palmer said his senators would be moving amendments to "insert provisions to ensure the full savings power companies receive … are handed to everyday Australians".

The completed DNA copy is then moved to the nucleus and inserted into the host genome.

The inside-out tenement, with residential entrances moved to the back and stores inserted at the ground level, was born of economic necessity.

Once placed on the page, text can be inserted and moved to where it is needed.