Sentence examples for ever inserted from inspiring English sources

In fact, the first time he ever inserted a pedicle screw on a live patient was at a surgery centre when he was on his own.

We've all made mistakes but fact these words were ever inserted shows underlying culture of misogyny.

Back "home" in Pennsylvania, Franklin, nimble as ever, successfully inserted himself into the patriot cause.

Runner-up: Ikea monkey was commended by judges for his or her impressive appearance in Leonardo's Last Supper, the first time a miniature primate in a sheepskin coat had ever been inserted into a 500-year-old artwork.

SCHWARTZ: Can you tell the Court, as best you now recall it, what you said to Mr. Jaffe in this telephone conversation, and what he said to you? PREMINGER: I said to Mr. Jaffe that I was shocked by this ad, which was in many ways a violation of my contract, because we had agreed that no ads which refer to my pictures could ever be inserted into any paper without being submitted for approval first.

Amid this (and finesse here is what separates the all stars from the also-rans), ever so deftly insert a bald assumption that supports whatever valuation and price target are appropriate to the current mood of the market.

And contemporary technologies carry the interesting consequences, through the art and ubiquity of the selfie, as one very current example, to enable many more people than ever before to insert themselves into the recorded annals of world history.

Don't ever try to insert the wire into a plug.

I've thought that ever since the Aussies unexpectedly inserted us yesterday, and nothing I've seen since has changed my view at all.

All in all, an amiable enough half hour, and no one will ever accuse Insert Name Here of taking itself too seriously.

Always insert lenses beforehand.