Sentence examples for we need to plug from inspiring English sources

"We need to plug drug treatment work into job creation and housing support," says Bradbury.

So we need to plug ourselves back into people's emotions and instincts and sound a little less ministerial and a little more human.

"We tend to build robots to solve particular tasks, and when the task changes we need to plug in a new robot," said Kevin Lynch, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Northwestern University.

"I think it is manifest that is happening and I think we've got a self-imposed hole in the bottom of our bucket and we need to plug it.

"Clearly the industry realizes that we need to plug the wells, because they could be a pollution threat" and allow underground fluids to migrate, she said, adding that the commission works to plug the most problematic old wells first.

Along with the glitch in our MP3 files, we are adjusting to the fact that even with wireless Internet access, we need to plug our phones, laptop and printer into wall outlets, so not every single wire is out of sight.

We needed to plug back in and make some music that matters to us.

Yet the implication of this criticism is that we novelists need to plug in representatives of a variety of groups in our cast of characters, as if filling out the entering class of freshmen at a university with strict diversity requirements.

We just need to plug our numbers in and solve the following equation to determine the length of hypotenuse c: length of side a / sin A = length of side c / sin C.

"The younger traveler wants to know why they need to plug in," Mr. Hanson said.

To do that, you need to plug in either a separate monitor or keyboard.