Sentence examples for begin to introduce from inspiring English sources

This autumn, Philips will begin to introduce its new initiative to the outside world.

Ticketmaster said it would begin to introduce its new pricing policy for concerts and sporting events this year.

At first they want out; then they begin to introduce new concepts (like sex, art and rain) to the locals.

It is folly to think that five meals could even begin to introduce you to the vast culinary riches of New York City.

When functions are assigned to two different entities, and there's a persistent disparity between the two, we may begin to introduce attributions of blame.

"We need to begin to introduce accountability into our school system, if it's going to work," Mr. Giuliani said last week.

By the 7th century Irish missionaries began to introduce Christianity.

The budget certainly begins to introduce Liberal Democrat pledges.

Consequently, this has begun to introduce homogeneity into a richly diverse mixture of shops.

Canadian provinces experienced a similar effect when they began to introduce maternity leave a generation ago.

As the hours wore on, Reid began to introduce a story.