Sentence examples for imbed from inspiring English sources
The word "imbed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe the act of putting something physically in or on something else. For example, "She imbedded the key into the cake as a surprise for her daughter."
verb
Alternative spelling of embed
The company will imbed information in car brochures so users can receive interactive content like videos, or links to apps that allow customizing or building a new vehicle.
Both companies say they imbed the color and design in the plastic itself, so it can't scratch off.
We are hopeful that the cellphone industry will imbed persistent technology that is free to consumers that will make a phone inoperable once stolen, even if the device is off, the SIM card is removed, or the phone is modified by a thief to avoid detection.
Like a holiday apartment, an albergo diffuso allows travelers to imbed themselves in village life, but the bonus is that it offers the basic services of a hotel.
The Embassy described plans DHAKA 00000482 002 OF 002 to imbed two U.S. marshals within RAB for three months to help set up internal affairs, use of force and rules of engagement systems.
The MTV music site has nearly 20,000 music videos available — once the network's stock in trade — to play, browse or imbed on other sites.
For example, tenure in American universities is increasingly delayed or conditional: this, Mr Handy notes, imbeds the idea of mutual responsibilities.
Mr Smith offered something dramatically different, some of which he gets at in this post:I want to make the point that this consistent with my long thesis that we are returning to an environment where productivity gains do not accrue to unskilled labor because they are imbedded in the brains of the innovators.
A thermocouple imbedded in the test piece and another in the inert material are connected so that any differential temperatures generated during the heating cycle are graphically recorded as a series of peaks on a moving chart.
If transport to the uterus is sufficiently delayed, the ovum becomes too large for easy passage and becomes imbedded in the wall of the fallopian tubule.
Each stone was cut for the spot it occupied, and some were more deeply imbedded than others so that the designs stand out in sharp relief.
