Sentence examples for they embedded from inspiring English sources

The nods and winks became permanent tics – so reflexive they embedded themselves in the institutional subconscious.

They embedded themselves in neighborhoods, and quickly clashed with government soldiers in Salaheddiin and other districts.

Ray Galton and Alan Simpson's scripts for Tony Hancock had lines so brilliant, characters so absurd and jokes so sublime that they embedded themselves in the national consciousness.

Wilson and his allies carried the day; and their argument is as good now as when they embedded it in the Constitution.

They embedded coded texts in ordinary-looking images posted on the Internet, and they communicated by having two agents with laptops containing special software pass casually as messages flashed between them.

For a recent series in The Wall Street Journal about how Web sites track their visitors, called "What They Know," The Journal studied the top 50 Web sites in the United States to see how many tools they embedded in visitors' computers.

They embed clinical practice and therapy into a digital form.

They embed themselves in protoplasmic melodies loosely shaped by the guitarist, keyboardist and sound collagist Jonny Greenwood.

And then there are books that mean so much to us that they embed themselves in us, irresistibly, and become permanent parts of our mental landscapes.

They embed the mineral in fibers of a biocompatible polymer, polylactic acid, as they are spun and form a tissue-like mat.

To achieve this, they embed themselves in their private islands that the forces and the odors of the republic cannot easily penetrate.