Sentence examples for inserts the word from inspiring English sources

He inserts the word "probably" and then says whatever fits with his policies.

65 mins: "It would appear that your keyboard has some sort of automatic function that inserts the word 'disarray' whenever you type "Newcastle defence".

In a passage that compares the "dim roar of London" to the "bourdon note of an organ," Wilde inserts the word "distant" before "organ," adding a twinge of far-off religious dread.

I'm not qualified to pronounce on what is offered in the other art forms, but there is, I think, something to say about the official music programme: what it is, and what, in the context of a festival that very consciously inserts the word "international" into its title, it manages to offer at present.

Section 701 of the Sanders-McCain Veterans' Access to Care through Choice, Accountability, and Transparency Act of 2014 simply inserts the words "or spouse" after "child" in the current law.

If a proofreader inserted the word "not" into books?

Shamoon's programmers inserted the word "Arabian Gulf" into its code.

Actually, the one concession that they made was to insert the word 'intentionally'intentionally

Nobody wanted to insert the word "only" in front of a new tally of the dead.

But by inserting the word Irish they've made it this summer's booze du jour.

Two years ago the navy and air force inserted the word "royal" into their official names.