Sentence examples for you could insert from inspiring English sources

You could insert any of Stalin's thousands of lackeys turned victims.

He had this brilliant idea where you could insert a little piece of radioactive substance into someone's chair.

The government consultant said, "I was told that the purpose of the photographs was to create an army of informants, people you could insert back in the population".

I don't think that happens in …" his voice trails off, but frankly you could insert pretty much any classical venue at the end of the sentence.

But you could insert things; you did not have to retype an entire page if you had a new line of dialogue.

You might be able to get away with smiling, nodding, and exclaiming ("How fascinating!"), but it would be much better if you could insert the occasional insightful comment.

You can imagine how, in the context of messaging between friends, brands could insert their products into intimate conversations in a format that could feel relatively natural and highly relevant.

What made it astonishing is that Mr. Pavarotti rightly expected that his audience knew the Italian words and where the rests were, and that he could insert some semblance of taste by announcing: "I am conducting you.

If we could insert a pressure manometer into each cardiac chamber, what data could you gain to help decide which limb her heart is on?

Cope developed "a little analytical engine" that could insert some randomness within the predictability.

A stopgap measure, she said, could be a microbicide: an undetectable protective gel that women could insert before sex.