Sentence examples for try to reinsert from inspiring English sources

Are you going to try to reinsert yourself into that kind of mode or blow it up?

A man on the front terrace was trying to reinsert his own intestines.

Operators tried to reinsert rods to slow and control the nuclear reaction, but a design flaw in the control rods caused them to jam.

As Mr. Clinton mounted the lectern, aides rushed through the text trying to reinsert paragraph breaks, finishing just as he started.

I have always taken Shyamalan to be a fearmonger, but the new film suggests that he may be, at heart, a morbidologist: he is trying to reinsert the fear of death into a moviegoing culture that would prefer to think of it as laughable, dismissible, or gross.

Conservatives tried — but failed — to reinsert a phrase requiring students to study the "strengths and weaknesses" of all scientific theories, including evolution.

Mr. Thompson spent a good part of the last several days trying to get the votes to reinsert the get-off-the-plane provision.

There are designers trying to reconnect with that by reinserting philosophy into design.

American-Hindu organizations such as Take Back Yoga will keep trying, but will keep failing to reinsert the religious aspects of Hinduism into American yoga because yoga in the US is exactly what America wants it to be.

Fortunately, he was able to reinsert the tube himself.

A Republican-led Congress passed a bill to compel doctors to reinsert the tube.