Sentence examples for blue introduced from inspiring English sources

The Girls in Blue introduced Gillian Murphy, a promising newcomer with impressive fouettes, competing with the charming Oksana Konobeyeva at the matinee, while in the evening this already fine performance was bettered by the stronger projection of Martha Butler and Yan Chen.

(Later, as their manager, Blue introduced the Rock Steady Crew to the queen of England).

With the financial support of the club's chairman, Derrick Robins, he gave the team a new all-blue kit, rechristened them the Sky Blues, introduced pre-match and half-time entertainment, provided free soft drinks and snacks for children, laid on a Sky Blue train to take supporters to away fixtures, and even co-wrote the club song, the Sky Blue Anthem, sung to the tune of the Eton boating song.

Sunday's opening installment, "Gary's Blues," introduces a character whose soft, puppy-dog look makes viewers wonder how he survives his treacherous world, where daily events range from minor scams to gunplay.

Lewis Jones did not return to the field after his 10 minutes in the sin-bin came to an end with the Blues introducing Wales scrum-half Richie Rees in his place on 50 minutes.

"It would be like the Earth stopped turning". Diawara, a world music star, is the first musician "Mali Blues" introduces us to.

Known as "The Grandfather of the British Blues," John Mayall introduced the blues to Great Britain and was responsible for the re-introduction of the blues to American audiences.

In the early nineties, Nile blue was introduced by Smith [ 26] as a histochemical stain for distinguishing between blue-stained neutral lipid and red-stained acid lipid.

Within two weeks the band also split with the manager Mr. Blue had introduced to it.

American Express uses a different approach with its Blue card, introduced earlier this year.

Blue was introduced at the end of 1999, just as Internet stocks were pushing the Nasdaq to record heights and the technology vogue was reaching its peak.