Sentence examples for be embedding from inspiring English sources
verb
To lay as in a bed; to lay in surrounding matter; to bed.
- To embed something in clay, mortar, or sand
Lizzy Davies is tweeting the key points, so I'll be embedding them in the blog now.... Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) Standing ovation for Napolitano.
Governments, including those in the north, should be embedding the principles established by the goals, from inequality to sustainability to decent work for all, as they redefine their relationships with global institutions and their populations alike.
DiCaprio says, "We will be embedding ourselves as part of the firm's internal management consulting group in order to ramp the development of your five-year plan, from idea to implementation".
"And we have oil and gas in Ghana, but we have not harnessed the potential of technology to monitor the environmental effects – we could be embedding sensors into microcontrollers and collecting real-time data.
He says: "If anything it seems to be growing; it seems to be embedding more in our culture and I think it is becoming more reasonable to eat out.
Key is the recognition that, while it is directors and other managers who should be embedding sustainability into their departments, it is essential to have a specialist department that not only provides support and advice but also ensures that smart objectives, targets and improvement actions are set and met.
"You will be embedded with the cellos".
It will be embedded in me forever.
Figures should be embedded in the file.
It's embedded," says George.
