Sentence examples for introduce with a from inspiring English sources

Intel's motivation lies in its Banias line of chips for mobile computing, which it plans to introduce with a major marketing campaign in January.

This month, Mosby plans to introduce, with a consortium of other prosecutors from around the country, a set of five recommendations that would give prosecutors more independence and authority to investigate the police.

"Ravissant," a foray into the cosmetics business: smoldering makeup that the company would introduce with a stealth campaign, an online soap opera starring two glamorous young models European, of course.

In the present study, chemical attempts have been alternatively investigated to introduce with a melt texturing process the following different types of nano-sized pinning defects: (a) nano-scale correlation of lattice defects, (b) nano-sized particles or needles of a secondary phase, and (c) extended structures with correlated nano-sized defects.

He'll fill that extra time with a new segment (it's not clear where it will fall during the show, or what the content will be), which he'll introduce with a plug for Google's new smart doorbell: "More Show Presented by: Google's Nest Hello video doorbell".

In addition, they are easy to introduce with a high degree of regioselectivity and the benzylidene and the isopropylidine acetals complement each other in selectivity.

First appearing on newsstands as a commissioned font for Esquire magazine, it was introduced with A-list celebrity.

Yesterday was loft living, introduced with a burst of Duran Duran.

Now, eight years later, comes this new book, introduced with a blunt mea culpa.

Cruz himself is introduced with a closeup shot of his cowboy boots.

Like Cendrillon, the prince, a trouser role, is introduced with a melancholy solo.