Sentence examples for able to introduce to from inspiring English sources

To do that, Patrick suggests being honest and forthright and saying, "I can see that there is much more I would like to find out about you and your company, especially with regard to people I might be able to introduce to you as a source of business or who might be able to help you; but just like you, there are many other people I would like to meet at this conference.

It's so wonderful to be able to introduce them to nature.

"He'll be able to introduce you to the right people".

Hopkinson was even able to introduce her to one of his most famous regular customers, Francis Bacon.

I can't imagine not being able to introduce Jenny to anyone.

"Soon Cobot is going to be able to introduce people to one another based on a common friend," Dr. Kearns said.

Fortunately King was able to introduce him to a woman for whom no sex life was not a problem.

And once you know the answer, you may instantly be able to introduce them to someone and lose nothing.

Another is to make sure the people you socialise with happen to be able to introduce you to people who are useful.

"I just want to say what an honor it is," he says, "for Warner Brothers Records to be able to introduce the Grateful Dead to the world".

"He was able to introduce me to a side of myself that had been repressed all my life, and I enabled his intellectual development.