Sentence examples for literally embedded from inspiring English sources

Al-Jazeera had their reporter literally embedded in the chaos.

In this respect, Eiffel's tower effectively — and literally — embedded the modern in the French cultural landscape.

However, in both cases I retired each evening to personality-filled chambers in which I was surrounded by (in one case, literally embedded in) original artwork.

For more than 60 of those years it was literally embedded in the wall above the living-room fireplace of their home at 1615 Rhode Island Avenue in Washington -- a permanent part of the mantelpiece.

1. SJ Railways Sweden's state-owned national railway— is moving well beyond e-tickets by conducting the world's first NFC payment trial using microchips literally embedded in its customers, by offering the option to place a biometric chip under the skin in passengers' hands.

They literally embedded, as you know, a mobile device in their sneaker.

Instead of putting a banner on a website that says "Hey come download the demo," you literally embed the entire demo, and all the user has to do is click on it.

"We are literally embedding a compliance department of our choosing into the company to monitor it going forward.

Stay tuned for more prototypes and examples of ways social media tools are, literally, being embedded in our lives.

Girls shouldn't go to school.' These embedded values literally start as a girl is born then shape the world around her, right throughout her childhood.

Best known in this respect are the nutcrackers (Nucifraga), which feed largely on the "nuts" of beech, oak, walnut, chestnut, and hazel; the jays (Garrulus), which hide hazelnuts and acorns; the nuthatches; and the California woodpecker (Balanosphyra), which may embed literally thousands of acorns, almonds, and pecan nuts in bark fissures or holes of trees.