Sentence examples for introduced a new character from inspiring English sources

JK Rowling has introduced a new character into the Harry Potter world, known as "the Singing Sorceress".

The first season was my favorite, mainly because the second introduced a new character, Cozette (Jeanine Mason), whose grasping-at-the-air aesthetic pushed all of my wrong buttons.

They introduced a new character, a moose, who speculated that the stationary pineapple must have a trick up its sleeve, and a wise — or wise-ass — owl, who delivered the new kicker: "Pineapples don't have sleeves".

They introduced a new character, a moose, who speculated that the stationary pineapple must have a trick up its sleeve, and a wise or wise-ass owl, wise-ass owld the newhoicker: "Pineapples deliverede sleeves".

"Walk on the Wild Side," a quiet, jazzlike single from the album about the hustlers and transvestites around Warhol at the Factory, introduced a new character in each verse and included a reference to fellatio that slipped past the censors; it became an FM radio staple and Mr. Reed's only Top 40 hit.

"When Judy refers to the baby as little Asbo it gets a laugh," says Mr Edwards, who has also introduced a new character called Mr Bonus the Banker.

We want to introduce a new character called Mary.

The play's last scene, a coda that introduces a new character, could use some sharpening.

Apparently, the special will introduce a new character called Lord Hepworth, played by veteran roué Nigel Havers.

"How do we introduce a new character in Episode 2 without seeming really cheesy and hacky?" But, she recalled, "there was no good option".

Bellow feels free to introduce a new character late on in a narrative, a change of focus almost guaranteed to be fatal to the workings of short fiction.