Sentence examples for inserted somewhere from inspiring English sources

In the seasons to come, Bonds will surely deserve to be inserted somewhere high in anybody's top-20 lineup.

To watch Jamy Ian Swiss perform thirteen versions of the pass is to see this: The cards in his hand, then one card — say, the three of clubs — inserted somewhere, anywhere, in the middle of the deck.

Those Murrow shortcomings (by today's lights) that pertain to the McCarthy story, such as his having voluntarily signed the CBS loyalty oath, are duly inserted somewhere or other in the screenplay.

Service ads, which are usually inserted somewhere inside the story, are used for sponsor company advertisements.

But in Matt DeRiggi's case the period is out of place it has been wrongly inserted somewhere in the sentence.

However, if the card would have to be inserted somewhere, rather than swiped, some argued that ID-cards would be less convenient.

This was how it'd play out: our squad, like many other squads, would insert somewhere along one of Baghdad's busy highways and establish an observation post for about 12 hours before being relieved by another squad.

You'll buy a cryptocurrency because you need to insert it somewhere to get a machine to do something for you or to go somewhere, which is more or less the reason you work for fiat coins and bills today, isn't it?

"You'd think as his muse I'd be able to remember," she said, inserting an expletive somewhere in there.

Had I possessed hacking skills, I'd have been tempted to insert a " — hic — " somewhere in the last sentence.

In contrast, the labelings which are not arithmetic progressions mod 4, 3.2 and 3.3, had exactly one way of generating a beautiful labeling for n=4 by inserting a 4 somewhere in the middle.