Sentence examples for insinuate himself from inspiring English sources

In 1973, Costello moved to London, to live with his father and insinuate himself into the pub-rock scene.

Once again we hear about Proust's efforts to insinuate himself into high society.

He encourages Claude to chronicle their lives, to insinuate himself into Rapha's household as observer and catalyst.

With the Beatles, he increased their royalties while trying, at least, to insinuate himself into the ownership of their songs.

After being arrested by the police, Martin is recruited by the occupying British Army to insinuate himself into the I.R.A.

He is so easy to portray as foreign, as other, as an emissary from alien civilizations who has managed to insinuate himself into the center of American power.

He solemnly insinuated himself among the men bearing the coffin.

A year later, he has insinuated himself into another family.

First he insinuated himself into the makeshift studio at Camp David where Carter was practicing the speech.

A newly arrived immigrant, Joseph Schall — the magus who made the golem — insinuates himself into the system.

Suddenly, as only he could do, broadcaster Howard Cosell insinuated himself in the middle of the maelstrom.