Sentence examples similar to insert a group of from inspiring English sources

But, into this cat's cradle of a plot about the attempts of Pseudolus to secure a bride for his master, Stephen Sondheim has inserted a group of songs that literally stop the show.

Mr. Mercurio, left, gained attention when he had a very public clash with Ms. Fields over who was responsible for a campaign flier that contained a doctored photograph in which two Asians were inserted into a group of her supporters.

Simply insert yourself into a group of girls and listen for the information you need.

The dilation achieved was suitable for the duration of cataract surgery enabling nursing staff to insert Mydriasert pellets for a group of patients simultaneously.

[C8.] Research Finds Viruses Can Be Inserted in Radio Tags A group of European computer researchers has demonstrated that it is possible to insert a software virus into radio frequency identification tags, part of a microchip-based tracking technology in growing use in commercial and security applications.

The Fox series "Bones" has experimented with inserting into the middle of a group of commercials a segment with the show's main characters discussing the story so far.

These measures, inserted into the legislation by a group of rebel lords, dealt a major blow to the secondary market websites, and to anyone who flogs tickets for ridiculous sums.

Pavone's video comes after a group of Catholics inserted fliers into parish bulletins in San Diego claiming that a vote for a Democrat is a mortal sin.

23 Challenging the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made the trial controversial and so we limited our sample to patients in whom the catheter had been inserted by the intravenous therapy team; a group of nurses with extensive collective experience and expertise in the area.

In July that year a child under the age of 10 undressed and invited a group of adults to insert their fingers into her vagina; in February 2015 a young girl gestured to her vagina and said a male asylum seeker "cut her from under".

Not long ago, I walked in on a group of medical residents inserting a central line catheter into a patient in the intensive care unit.