Part of the reason for that is that the Jets are particularly generous when it comes to inserting easily attainable bonuses in the contracts of their players.
But his first term in the Senate, which began in 1987, was marked mostly by extreme caution when it came to inserting American troops into foreign wars.
This new version makes planning missions a bit easier — especially when it comes to inserting new waypoints into existing plans, which was quite a hassle in the old version.
When the discussion came to inserting the DS9 crew into the bar-brawl scene, Berman liked the idea but was unsure if it could actually be done.
In Word 2007, 2010, and 2013, you have a few different choices when it comes to inserting a table into your document.
"I'm not coming to insert American ideas into this process," Ms. Rice told reporters on the plane on the way to Israel, referring to the peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians that began in Annapolis, Md., last year.
"Come to [insert town name], Home of the World's Largest [insert random object]!
They are "so excited to come to [insert city here]." And they "love [insert city here]." I always thought trying to yield any "real" moment from a celeb phoner was pointless.
For example, any acute angle (figured as the angle between one side and the diagonal of a rectangle) can be trisected by taking a length equal to twice the diagonal and moving it about until it comes to be inserted between two other sides of the rectangle.
That's how a rider came to be inserted into the recent spending bill signed by Obama, stipulating that insurance claims adjusters working in the aftermath of a disaster not be eligible for overtime.
