Sentence examples for had inserted in from inspiring English sources

But this was not enough to stop UK Uncut, which has already staged demonstrations at Vodafone, Boots and Top Shop, stacking books on mobile shelves they had inserted in the Islington branch of Barclays.

His sudden interest in supplying the city with water was explained when his company, forerunner of the present Bank of Manhattan Co., took advantage of a joker that Burr had inserted in its charter & went into the banking business, too.

Actor and designer conspired to keep it that way; although the dress's powerful character derives from the pockets in its skirt – like those Head had inserted in all her own quiet, cool, clothes – so that Davis could shove her hands in them, her sloping shoulders thereby squared, visibly putting her in amused command through the histrionics.

He was uninterested in historical debates, and hated academic fashions: "Somewhere along the assembly-line of their education, students have had inserted in them a bolt called 'points of view,' secured with a nut called 'trends,' and they imagine that the historian's problem is simply to compare points of view and describe trends.

The rejection letters, sent last month to six Chinese nationals, had cited language that Wolf had inserted in a 2011 spending bill as the reason for their exclusion.

He broke his left collarbone in practice for the Dutch GP in Assen on 29 June and has now bent the titanium plate he had inserted in the aftermath of that fall.

"The one person you could have inserted in there to calm those nerves was Dave Petraeus," said one senior administration official.

He added: "The great Jacques Monod wrote the sentences that he has inserted in his work certainly just as science fiction.

The judgments we get not only stop them from spamming us; we have inserted in the order that they can't spam anybody.

The result is a little choppy, but the weakness of the show lies not so much in its choreography as in the action that the directors have inserted in order to plump up the allegory.

And in his right hand he holds a bullwhip, whose business end snakes on the floor of his studio, and whose grip he has inserted in his exposed, dilated anus.