Sentence examples for engrained on from inspiring English sources

I for one will be studying the procedure, to call a Speaker re-election following a general election, very carefully; and will have that procedure engrained on my heart ready to go when the Conservative party take power.

Let's hope too that the northern Games Makers bring back the passion they showed at the Olympic Park and use their talents and energy to help us build a strong Olympic legacy in northern communities: starting new businesses, volunteering for good causes, and working with charities like ours to take on the engrained social challenges like poverty that hold back our young people.

Reel 2 Reel aka Eric Morillo is probably best known for "Move It" which is firmly engrained into everyone on the planet's brain.

More important, the specter of his condorlike wingspan on defense was engrained in Kansas' psyche.

And it is just as well: the teacher immediately hones in on my incorrect pronunciation, engrained over the years.

Had Theodore Roethke and Robert Lowell not befriended him, he might have stayed as sunk in pastoral obscurity as John Clare, and perhaps as mad.Two hits on the treeLoneliness seemed engrained in him.

On Wednesday, I kind of engrained it, kept working and got pretty good.

Letting bankers do their thing without the threat of punishment is now almost as engrained in our culture as going easy on renegade cops.

The first half I spent on the American dream that was engrained from birth: Pull yourself up by your bootstraps.

The greatest opportunity for arctic stewardship at the local scale may lie in building upon culturally engrained (often indigenous) respect for nature and reliance on local environment, empowering it through knowledge and power sharing with national regulatory frameworks.

Pot is deeply engrained in tech culture and many have commented on the rise of the legal marijuana industry in conjunction with the tech boom in recent years.