Sentence examples for that he inserted from inspiring English sources

That he inserted Sanchez against the Giants was not itself a surprise, or even a mistake.

In poems that he inserted in his letters, he rhymed shorter with water and parsons with fastens.

In Pinter, the meaning lies in what is not said, with the emotional events occurring in those famous pauses that he inserted so liberally within terse dialogue.

Terry has never disputed that he inserted the word "black" between a rude adjective and an even ruder noun that both players had already been using freely.

He attached a tiny light called a mignon lamp to the end of a rod that he inserted into his scopes.

Mr. Dilg caught the two-minute performance on a wax cylinder that he inserted on an 1898 Edison recorder with two horns and played it back on a 1903 tin-horn phonograph.

A television spot for The Daily News shows a gas station attendant so absorbed while reading the front page that he inserts the gasoline hose into the customer's pocket instead of the car.

In "The Trip," when Brydon, having visited Coleridge's home, declaims the start of "Kubla Khan," he does so in the manner of Richard Burton, and the deliberate crack that he inserts in the first syllable of "caverns" ("through caverns measureless to man") is so insanely accurate that the late Burton, for a sad second, is resurrected in our ears.

When he tried to leave assets for his disabled son in trust "for life," someone from the software company called to say that the program required that he insert a specific age instead.

It is the intricacies that he inserts that make him the master of the crime thriller.

Baker's last published work, Right Wing, as well as his posthumous novels Testosterone and Anarchy, represent a stylistic departure in that he inserts himself into the plot as either a secondary character or the protagonist.