Sentence examples for inserting hints from inspiring English sources

At Tuesday's opening night show Ms. Kilgore found her way into the essence of Garland signature hits like "The Boy Next Door," "The Trolley Song" and "The Man That Got Away," delicately inserting hints of Garland's theatricality like pinches of spice.

That cool flash of hot metal was a recurring theme, neatly done by Richard Nicoll as silvered finishes illuminating sportswear or gliding over the surface of suits while Meadham Kirchhoff inserted hints of religious embroidery in a collection otherwise focused on a set of garbage bags.

It is a delicately inserted hint of danger to come.

The two also created an insert that includes hints, a backstory, and jokes.

But inserting even a hint of reasonable doubt is "pretty much all they can do," Miller said, to possibly spare Slager of the 30 years to life sentence he faces if convicted.

And leave it to Coward to figure out a way to insert a titillating hint of a vulgarism without actually crossing the line — when Elyot and Amanda decide to shorten the silly code word, "Solomon Isaacs," they use to stop themselves from arguing, the result is a neat little rhyme with an expression not uttered in polite company in 1930.

In case you still don't see it, here's one final hint: It could be fixed by inserting the word "and" before "economics".

The dresses themselves were less curvy and clingy, but still subtly sexy with hints of lingerie in bra straps or transparent, lacy inserts.

She is inserted into the picture in a pretty, flouncy red dress to add a splash of color and dispel a few hints of homoerotic subtext.

A few hints here.

Rachel McAdams is Irene Adler, a dazzling thief "inserted into the picture in a pretty, flouncy red dress to add a splash of color and dispel a few hints of homoerotic subtext," he added.