Sentence examples for green introduced from inspiring English sources

Green introduced us to the influential Clap-O-Meter.

| July 22 at 6 50: "Undertow" (2004, Green), introduced by the director.

For that reason President Green introduced me to the large audience in rather smoky fashion.

But Crispy Green introduced improvements to packaging and Web pages, as well as new snacks — banana, mango and strawberry.

Pfleger painted the parish bus in red, black, and green, introduced gospel music (a rarity in a Catholic church), and commissioned Afrocentric decorations for the altar.

It mattered little that Mr. Green introduced Katharine Roberts, 74, as Katharine Harold, confusing her with the other "victim," Harold van der Malle, 73. 2. Keep it simple.

Through this simple but haunting device, Green introduces the connection between Schindler and herself.

In the section on cancer, Green introduces key signaling molecules that every student should be familiar with, such as Myc and p53, and neatly ties them into the cell death pathways described in earlier sections.

Green introduces his topics in an order that is the reverse of what others might have done: after a very brief introduction to the different forms of cell death, he begins by describing the molecular underpinnings of the death process and then, later in the book, places cell death in more physiological and pathological contexts.

The Greens introduced a more liberal policy under which the right to travel had more weight in such situations.

An opposition party in Parliament, the Greens, introduced a bill in December 2011 to remove the academic title from passports and national identification cards, which would have effectively demoted the title from its high perch.