Sentence examples for best introducing from inspiring English sources

With the voter-registration dash out of the way, Obama can now switch to what he does best: introducing himself to the electorate.

It looks like a setting for lobster Newburg, but Mr. Robins sticks with what he does best, introducing East to West and arranging a blissful marriage, although this time around he sneaks in a few accents from Mexico and the Middle East as well.

I think I can best introduce those rules, however, by describing how (it seems to me) I stumbled into the way I work.

The book's final chapter, one of the best, introduces cellular automata, an ungainly name for the study of simple computational rules that lead to complex consequences.

Students, Brownstein loftily declares, are best introduced to Austen's novels by being informed, for example, that the title "Mr. Knightley of Donwell Abbey" conceals the code words "knightly" and "donewell".

Hardier minds not wiped clean by therapy might remember Hooked on Classics, Louis Clark and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra's post-disco repositionings from the early 1980s, which at best introduced Rossini to a new generation, and at worst sullied reinterpretations for a decade.

The debate is best introduced by considering an example.

Invariance accounts are best introduced in two joint papers by Christopher Hitchcock and James Woodward (cf. their 2003a, b) and in Woodward's book Making Things Happen (2003: chapter 6).

The team believes that coding is something that's best introduced when children are younger, because coding is a language – and one that's increasingly important to learn in the modern world.

The Discovery Institute even published a how-to guide on how to best introduce what it calls "academic freedom legislation" on its website last year, including model language for legislation designed to pass muster in the courts.

In highly allergic children, solids are best introduced stepwise: only one or two new foods every 3 days.