Mr. Hall said he gave him a couple of cans of gasoline and that when Mr. Henrikson returned the cans, he started insinuating himself into the chairman's life.
Donna Murphy sang Cole Porter's "I Happen to Like New York," starting in a sweet, insinuating manner and progressing to full belt.
And no, I'm not starting him "late" and please don't insinuate your child is smarter simply because he is going to kindergarten first.
Count the Westchester references, starting in the first scene, when Hannah Mae Bindler, a new arrival from Austin, Tex., knocks on Maude Mix's door, insinuating herself upon her neighbor across the grass.
Using John Updike's satirical novel "Memories of the Ford Administration" as his starting point, Wilentz breezes through Gerald Ford's 896 days in office, regarding them as essentially failed and even insinuating that his pardon of Nixon — nowadays widely seen as a healing accomplishment — was a mistake.
Besides the fact that we can feel pretty sure that you've never drunk such a bizarre concoction, and are serving up an invented fallacy, you start by insinuating that tea resembles "twigs", when "twig" is in fact " a small shoot or branch usually without its leaves". (Merriam-Webster).
He started by insinuating that Democrats were the real racists for trying to mobilize minority groups.
Cleese quickly got down to business, suggesting that Izzard come onstage as an impostor at the opening of their segment — that he insinuate himself among the Pythons and start answering out of turn when the interviewer, the comedian Robert Klein, began questioning them.
It eventually got to the point where Google and LG representatives started playing the blame game, insinuating (and sometimes proclaiming) that the fault lay with the other party.
Gaborik made the score 2-0 2:13 later, batting in a shot from Del Zotto after Nash insinuated himself deep into the Bruins' end to start the play.
The three novellas in Banana Yoshimoto's new book are slow to start and circuitous in exposition, yet they insinuate themselves in your mind; you're briefly yet utterly consumed.
