Sentence examples for had embedded in from inspiring English sources

Militants, the military alleged, had embedded in villages and towns, and they had to be stopped.

The US administration decided not to remove or disable the "cyber-implants" it had embedded in foreign communications systems, as they would be hard to replace.

She would fire a rifle at assemblages of knives, scissors, eggbeaters, and baby-doll arms — the detritus of domesticity — which she had embedded in plaster, along with bags of paint and the occasional tomato.

Around 1824 a number of cut glass tumblers were produced that had embedded in their bases a bas-relief ceramic profile of an outstanding American (e.g., George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Andrew Jackson).

At its peak in 2001 there were as many as 1.5 million people simultaneously sharing files worldwide by using Napster's software to find and connect with one another, and Napster had embedded in the consciousness of consumers the idea of downloading songs from the Internet bypassing the purchase of established distribution forms, such as records, tapes, or compact discs (CDs).

Within this learning environment, students then developed their own approach to studying but in ways strongly shaped by the resources and strategies Dr. Wells had embedded in the course structure.

It's a theme that the CPS has embedded in the day's events.

And Ryan Tramont as Kevin expertly draws out the subtle humor Mr. Boal has embedded in the role.

When a new invention comes along and it helps mankind, it has embedded in it the seeds of destruction.

They have embedded in their article a 'royal baby monitor', which is essentially a live feed of the hospital doors.

"Sometimes I think we all have embedded in the brain," Alison observes, "a personal place like a home we've lost that lingers in our skulls".