Sentence examples for which to insert from inspiring English sources

But a suitable vein could not be found anywhere on his body in which to insert an intravenous line.

Violence is nothing new, of course, and there are plenty of classic art and history images in which to insert Pike.

Monsanto also sells seeds on its own and has been buying seed companies, in part to obtain desirable varieties in which to insert its genetically engineered traits.

Researchers from the French National Centre for Scientific Research have investigated a variety of nanoporous materials in which to insert and stabilise organic dyes.

Another danger, they say, is that Hezbollah could use Venezuela as a base from which to insert terrorists into the United States.

Let me rephrase that, lest someone interpret it as a challenge - you'll struggle to feel that a Sportwagon is an appropriate place in which to insert a plastic water butt.

And researchers knew just which genes to insert into patients' liver cells.

It learns more each day about which ads to insert next to results.

Very quiet, they know under which rib to insert the knife...

We've seen this with the National Defense Authorization Act which served to insert into the legal record the fact that the US was indefinitely detaining prisoners already.

In this respect, Polκ differs even from Dpo4 (its homologue in Sufolobus solfataricus) which prefers to insert a C opposite 8-oxoG [27], [28].