Sentence examples similar to inserted a quote from inspiring English sources
The earnings release was such an early draft that it said "pending Larry quote" at the top where Google planned to insert a quote from Mr. Page.
The opposite of ellipses (used to leave something out), brackets are inserted into a quote to add information that you deem important/necessary but which is not included in the quote itself.
I stubbornly inserted a block of her quotes towards the end of the story, trying to reflect her powerful, uncompromising presence onstage.
Regardless of the length of the quote, insert a raised number after each quote.
As for what the exhibition is all about, I re-quote: "By inserting a series of works within a conversation and putting a series of conversations into dialogue with those works, Veerle can accrue multiple personalities".
You already know days in advance who's going where and for how much, so you spend the day waiting for the player to sign on the dotted line so you can file your prepared four to eight pars with an inserted quote from the player, club or club Twitter feed.
Brackets, not parentheses, are used to insert a clarifying word or phrase of your own into quoted material.
When quoting her letters he cannot resist inserting a (sic) after encountering the error – which is common among upwardly mobile Labour politicians too.
