So I'm going to try to insert some new music into them.
Cope developed "a little analytical engine" that could insert some randomness within the predictability.
If you mean to insert some other country's SIM card, no.
With a small sharp knife, poke holes all over lamb and insert some garlic-salt mixture into each hole.
Artists who did dare to insert some social commentary into their work during Mr. Hussein's time did so subtly.
"But the time has come now when we are going to insert some checks and balances into the system".
She urged him to put aside the bureaucratic language and instead insert some "Cromwellian spirit" into the prose.
"Perhaps it would be useful to insert some understanding that fathers' involvement with daughters deserves a bit of focus".
The answer was not to ratchet up the tension right away but to insert some time and space.
But Rice figures big in Van Gundy's plans, and he intends to insert some new plays into the halfcourt set to exploit his great shooting ability off screens.
He doesn't tell you straight away, instead drawing out the tale with historical anecdotes, medical facts and literary references (tip number three: insert some suspense).
