Sentence examples for come introduces from inspiring English sources

Another chapter, "Shapes of Things to Come," introduces us to the various transformations that human society is experiencing at the start of the 20th century -- its own demographic growth, the spread of industrialization, the changes in daily lives due to new machines or improvements in medical science, the advent of mass communications and the emergence of new mindsets.

She says she doesn't normally do this, but, noting that she likes when people "just go for it," she calls the editor, who interrupts a meeting with Malala Yousafzai to come introduce himself.

Come introduce yourself, tell me about your plans, make a joke.

The next time follow that statement up and tell your child, "I'm sure he's a very nice boy, let's go meet him". Please, come introduce yourself and ask my child's name.

Someone should come introduce themselves and hand you a phone list on the back of a meeting list of your area.

Again, you learn to spot them coming, introduced by ominously cheerful phrases such as "Pittsfield and Arrowhead were abuzz that summer", or "on Friday, 7 September 1855, a magnificent day, the Morewoods held a fancy dress picnic".

New Intruders are Coming - Introducing the New Gold Rush, it is becoming crystal clear that big pharma and med tech companies need to start re-establishing their pride of place in the new ecosystem.

He's come to introduce himself.

"But we'd love him to come and introduce her".

The time has come to introduce the option of divorce without blame," added Mr Bacon.

Everybody seemed to recognize Mr. Stringer, who had come to introduce the not-so-familiar Mr. de Blasio.