Sentence examples for opportunity to insert from inspiring English sources
In regard of SADs all novice operators observed instructive insertion of these devices, had opportunity to insert them on manikins, and were apprized of each SAD prior to its insertion.
As he acknowledged, he relished the opportunity to insert himself into every phase of the operation.
They saw this 19th-century oddity, with its half-timbered turrets, red brick arches and traces of the once-resident cows, as the opportunity to insert clean-lined modernism within a picturesque frame.
He began to do his own hair, a process meant to get him into character as well as an opportunity to insert his microphone at the exact place he wants it.
Also, many people feel skeptical about the existence of ghosts, so the audience within the story — the dinner guests — gave me an opportunity to insert what I anticipated might be a reader's skepticisms into the story.
For Frank P. Quattrone, the dot-com banker sidelined for four years as he fought and ultimately beat charges of obstruction of justice, that vacuum has provided the opportunity to insert himself once again into Silicon Valley's thorniest negotiations and most lucrative deals.
Also look for opportunities to insert infographics about your subject.
As time passed, they took advantage of opportunities to insert people and ideas from these alternative institutions into the mainstream ones.
Until the dust settles, if it ever does, all we can do as writers is hang on for the ride, keep writing and try to keep up, looking for opportunities to insert ourselves into the swirling world of publishing whenever we can.
At first I thought he was just saying hello, but each conversation quickly revealed itself as an opportunity for him to insert some dirty smut into an otherwise innocuous conversation.
That means that clinicians and counsellors may have to do more than simply tell women that female condoms exist – they'll need to give them the opportunity to practise inserting one, either on a pelvic model or on themselves.
