Sentence examples for introduced guests from inspiring English sources

At these events, he introduced guests to Ping Wang, a vivacious woman who spoke little English and who was the daughter of a general in the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

Rivera remained in the bullpen as the masters of ceremony, John Sterling and Michael Kay, introduced guests, who included several former teammates; the former manager Joe Torre Riveraa's wife and children; and Jackie Robinson's widow, Rachel.

Apart from the above macromolecules, inorganic components such as Ag nanowires [63], bismuth oxide nanotubes [64] and montmorillonite [65] were also employed as introduced guests to endow graphene-based composite fibers with multiple functions such as high electrical conductivity, improved electrochemical properties and flame retardant.

President Nancy Cabot greeted members, introduced guests and thanked the social committee for a wonderful lunch.

Speaking before a small audience assembled on a stage designed to look like a ship's lounge or an airplane cabin, Ripley introduced guests and shared film footage of his travels to Morocco or Jerusalem or film clips of real people doing weird things.

A confessed ballet fan and former ballet student, she introduced guest performers from Lincoln Center's other resident companies and City Ballet dancers in excerpts from Balanchine's ballets.

"It scared me a little bit!" Kelly later introduced guest Chris Stirewalt on to the show, but first addressed the new graphic.

Lawmakers also rose to their feet when Trump mentioned helping end childhood cancer, and introduced guest Grace Eline, a 10-year-old who overcame cancer.

A number of these groups introduced guest speakers who spoke about a wide range of health services and health care, including a naturopath, and several other CAM therapists.

Long after midnight, Zarem was still on his feet, kissing and hugging, accepting congratulations, introducing guests.

Gutfeld liked to introduce guests with absurd, sexually suggestive hypotheticals that were meant to be flattering.