Sentence examples for introduce as a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "introduce as a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when introducing someone or something to others, and specifying their role or identity. Example: I would like to introduce Jason as our new marketing director. Please introduce yourself as a student from our exchange program.
However, it is not one of the political reforms that the EU has been calling on the government to introduce as a matter of urgency.
Rather, he keeps on plugging, mostly playing a moribund old granddad in a TV soap, a scene from which Kureishi and Michell cleverly introduce as a trompe l'oeil at a vital moment in Maurice's real life.
Afterward, she delivered a speech outlining the education legislation that she said she would introduce as a senator, including bonus pay for good teachers and college scholarships for students who commit to teaching for at least four years in what she called "high needs" schools.
The CBI employers' organisation has said that companies in sectors such as steel, cement-making and chemicals could not sustain the planned minimum price for carbon dioxide, which the government plans to introduce as a way of propping up carbon prices that have fallen too low to stimulate investment in the green economy.
In this argument Aristotle seems to introduce as a phainomenon that nature exhibits regularity, so that the parts of nature come about in patterned and regular ways.
Our method uses pairwise balanced designs and complex Hadamard matrices in the construction of ϵ-equiangular frames, which we introduce as a generalisation of equiangular tight frames.
He is routinely introduced as a hero.
But Phifer was not introduced as a championship guru.
There, congestion pricing was introduced as a seven-month trial.
David Gould, a taxidriver, who was introduced as a "real philosopher" told about his "human relations work".
A few fans gasped when Jim Abbott, 35, was introduced as a first-time old-timer.
