Sentence examples for began to insert from inspiring English sources
Other writers began to insert the letter "K" for kaput, the Latin word for "head," to demarcate sections of text.
The early editors began to insert more meaty fare, despite occasional howls of protest from the "suits".
I smiled and introduced myself to the patient, applied the tourniquet, cleaned the area of skin and nervously began to insert.
Telling police he became a "monster", Mr Lopez said he began to insert objects into Ms Nemeth, who was unconscious, and ripped out some of her intestinal tissue.
And yet as "Halt and Catch Fire" proceeded it began to insert fixes, scene by scene, as if it were a product that had shipped too early, downloading updates to improve usability.
Recently, Twitterific began to insert ads into people's tweet stream, which, says Le Meur, could be playing a part in the rising popularity of his recently acquired, ad-free software, called Twhirl.
Several teams, frustrated that some players continue to show up on the police blotter, are beginning to insert protective clauses in contracts in case players end up in trouble.
Even that blockhead Janice, who inadvertently signed away all rights to her husband's fortune (this, after the world suffered through four Ronald Perelman divorces?), begins to insert herself into a hardened reader's affections after a while.
It was Campbell Brown, the 44-year-old former CNN anchor and mother of two young sons, who from her home in Lower Manhattan had begun to insert herself into an uncomfortable political fight in a conspicuous way.
While Cuccinelli's office has continued to respond to requests for documents under the law — which says that except in certain instances, all records of public bodies should be accessible to the public — it has begun to insert new language into its responses citing a 2011 Virginia Supreme Court case to support the claim that the law does not apply to the office.
And the one other thing I'll say is technology, genetic engineering technology itself, is now at a point where people are able to not just blast things in but begin to insert them in a known controlled spot where they know what's going on in the genome in that area.
