Sentence examples for inserted so from inspiring English sources

But Ludwick fractured his hip in a freak accident, while running, and he had a metal rod inserted so his hip would not crack all the way through.

In Pinter, the meaning lies in what is not said, with the emotional events occurring in those famous pauses that he inserted so liberally within terse dialogue.

But the suit had the ovoid silhouette that is Balenciaga's signature and, on closer inspection, was made from silvery leather twine with occasional wisps of colour inserted so that it looked like tweed, that most classic of skirt suit fabrics.

McCleary, 27, underwent an emergency tracheotomy at Montreal General Hospital in which a hole was cut in the windpipe and a tube inserted so he could breathe, the doctor, Vincent Lacroix, said.

Knockout animals have specific proteins removed, rather than new ones inserted, so there's no reason to think that their meat would pose more health risks for humans than ordinary meat does.

From a practical standpoint, the board has inserted so many conservative figures, groups and concepts that must henceforth be studied that an already-long list of requirements may become unmanageable in the classroom time available.

Charnley was so confident of an upward trajectory that he neglected to insert so called "relegation clauses" in players' contracts.

Boswell was ridiculed for inserting so much undignified detail into his accounts of life with Dr. Johnson — didn't he know he was embarrassing himself by telling how he clung to Johnson?

The advantages of commencing with intragastric feeding include that naso- or oro-gastric tubes are relatively easy to insert, so that once a decision is made to feed, delivery of nutrient can promptly commence.

In this vein, Greece has taken steps to retroactively insert so-called collective action clauses into the bond contracts.

(It also inserts so-called field tests — questions for possible use in future tests — into its exams, turning public-school children into unwitting guinea pigs for procedures to be administered to other children).