Sentence examples for introduce the figures from inspiring English sources

Another method is that followed by Roger Corman in his 1967 reconstruction of The St Valentine's Day Massacre: you use a portentous narrator to introduce the figures involved and to give a sense of fateful inevitability to the proceedings.

Let us introduce the figures of merit used in the subsequent evaluation.

The initial chapters also introduce the figures of Norris and Gettler.

You don't have to introduce the figure in that way.

The quote does not "introduce" the figure.

Calder introduces the figures silently one by one, manipulating them and activating the low-tech mechanisms (cranks, pull-strings, air hoses) that animate their activities.

When the characters are introduced, the figures representing the forces of good are on the right, the evil ones on the left.

The club declined to comment on the accounts, but in his chairman's notes introducing the figures, Fernandes said: "When, alongside my business partners, I purchased a majority shareholding... my goal was to turn QPR into an established Premier League club.

So I introduced the figure of the "thin child in wartime".

Dos kleyne mentshele introduces the figure of Mendele the Book Peddler (Mendele Moykher Sforim), a folksy character who narrates some of Abramovitsh's best works.

She has a day, and into this day she has introduced the figure of Charlie Ravioli — in order, it dawned on us, to insist that she does have days, because she is too harried to share them, that she does have an independent social life, by virtue of being too busy to have one.