Sentence examples for inserting some from inspiring English sources

Others have criticised Lynch for inserting some steamy action into his old man fantasy.

I think about inserting some wild inaccuracies to give her some space for her work.

Grant said he was determined that constitutional recognition should not be simply about "rewriting history or inserting some poetic words about Aboriginal people".

He then set about making changes of his own – sticking with his predecessor's preferred three-man defence but inserting some pace into the backline in the person of Santiago García, while restoring the captain Matteo Centurioni alongside him.

Always one for treating lyrics as servant to a song's melody and structure, Byrne clearly enjoys himself inserting some goofily witty wordplay ("Did I forget to mention, forget to mention Memphis, home of Elvis and the ancient Greeks?").

"We were just talking about inserting some new performances and taking out the talking heads," Mr. Schmidlin said, "but as we progressed, we decided, with what we found, to recut the entire movie head to tail".

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.

So I'm going to try to insert some new music into them.

Someone literally just took that video, removed all the audio and inserted some Isis fighting song in the background".

Artists who did dare to insert some social commentary into their work during Mr. Hussein's time did so subtly.