Sentence examples for if I introduce from inspiring English sources

If I introduce myself and shake hands, our phones should then automatically exchange information.

If I introduce the name 'Herman' stipulating that it refers to the one and only monster under my bed, I introduce an empty name; and sentences containing 'Herman' should not thereby be ontologically committed to monsters.

Similarly, if I introduce a predicate 'whish' stipulating that it expresses a biological kind property that applies to whales and fish but excludes rabbits and rhinoceri, I introduce an empty predicate; and sentences containing 'whish' should not thereby be ontologically committed to any biological kinds.

If I introduce myself as a "stockbroker" at a cocktail party, people look at their watches and say, "I'm late for a drive-through root canal".

Not only am I scolded, attacked and told that I am not doing my job if I introduce her to someone who is not romantically interested in her, I am accused of introducing her to someone who is not serious about a being in a relationship (they ARE serious about being in a relationship, just not with you).

"If I introduced everyone who was familylike, we'd be here all morning," the judge said.

I think my father thought, 'If I don't allow Elena to make her new things she will get bored and leave', but he also knew that if I introduced a tandoor, ginger, a mole from Mexico, it would work with the tastes of my region".

If I introduced them in your district, you wouldn't have a homeless problem anymore".

But I took the American Academy of Pediatrics' screen rules very seriously and had a huge fear of "ruining the baby" if I introduced media.

"It's a hyper-connected culture and so I wanted to see what would happen if I introduced this new technology experience into its market".

I'm terribly sorry, but could you please remind me of your name again?" If I have to introduce two people and can't remember one's name, I (with sincere apologies to the manners mavens) ditch the introduction etiquette and go for the, "May I introduce John Jones?" approach, hoping and praying that the nameless person throws out his name (which they almost always do).