Sentence examples for inverts in from inspiring English sources

Hall had urged Birkett before the trial not to "sell the inverts in our defense".

This military metaphor continues later in the novel when inverts in postwar Paris are repeatedly referred to as a "miserable army".

That is, the string that is obtained from x by inverting (in-place) x s, t.

It kind of inverted in and came out.

"It's fun to have the invert in the catalog.

And this repeat is itself repeated and inverted in each of her eyebrows.

But his world is inverted, in the time-honoured manner, by a woman.

This article was amended on 11 April 2016 to correct a quote from Bilal Zenab Ahmed inverted in the subbing process.

Underwood, who wrote three books with Williams, said, "Those aren't the words of someone who wanted to be stood on his head, inverted in ice".

The only two previous times that junk rates spiked as the yield curve inverted in this way, in 1990 and 2001, recessions followed, he said.

But the longer sanctions are applied, Mr. Butler said, "the less and less effective they become, to the point where they invert in their effectiveness for two reasons.