Sentence examples for inserting them in from inspiring English sources

It celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2001 by acquiring one of every card and inserting them in random packs.

But the American theory of keeping men alive meant not throwing them away in sideshows; the British, not inserting them in meat grinders.

But legal opinions by the Congressional Research Service and the Government Accountability Office found that Congress could get around the order by simply inserting them in the text of spending bills or including language in the bills that directed agencies to treat earmarks listed in committee reports as if they were written into the law.

In the introduction to the series he says that before he started writing he had "heard of S. J. Perelman, James Thurber and their like, but I was also aware that they were heavily influenced by me, even lifting some of my ideas, backdating them, and carefully inserting them in magazines from the 30's with the clever use of a razor blade and glue".

Of course, if there is one organisation you can count on to suck the joy out of the simple pleasure of ripping open a foil packet, excitedly surveying the contents and then carefully inserting them in the pertinent spaces of a book (making sure not to leave an air bubble or you'll have to bin the whole jamboree and start again from scratch), it is Fifa.

We proceed similarly with elements of CT by verifying their signatures before inserting them in the cache.

Contractors will then print the documents, insert them in envelopes and mail them.

"We didn't insert them in the film — they inserted themselves into the film we were making," Mr. Deal said.

Harn then distributed them to Davis and DaSilva, who would insert them in the automated betting machines at racetracks and receive a betting voucher.

Both matters are close to the heart of House Republican leaders who inserted them in the bill last week, and are opposed by Democrats in both chambers.

At left, Mr. Spector sizzles sausages on a grill and then inserts them in cylindrical rolls, made by Pain d'Avignon in Long Island City, Queens.