One of these jobs is coiling guitar strings around your hand and inserting them into envelopes.
I liked the idea of playing with already established codes and inserting them into the comic book.
Since the 1970s we've been ushering in the next era of breeding by physically lifting individual genes from one species and inserting them into another.
If you had a thick roof, you could maneuver the curved glass wall panels by inserting them into a deep groove in the ceiling.
What Angus Burgin showed in his recent book The Great Persuasion is that organising ideas and inserting them into the public arena also matters.
"This is really inserting them into a new and unexpected environment," Kate Fox, the national program manager for Casting for Recovery, said of the participants.
And among the most important of their goals were: 1. Focusing on glorifying and eternalising the leaders and taking refuge in God and inserting them into hidden shirk [idolatry] through immortalising ephemeral, temporary personalities.
The way to do it, he says, is by cloning -- taking bits of DNA and inserting them into a woman's egg to create an embryo that will yield the valuable cells.
The film-maker Robert Zemeckis makes us wait no more than a couple of minutes before inserting them into Disney's latest, hi-tech rendering of the classic seasonal parable.
Such vague provisions leave real estate lawyers no choice but to try to craft their own warranties by inserting them into the sales contract and getting the builder to agree to them, he said.
But he anticipated taking cells from it and inserting them into a human egg, which he said he believed would safely produce the clone of Cady that her parents wanted.
