Sentence examples for introduced live from inspiring English sources

"We've also introduced live chat on the website.

Just that morning my son and I had introduced live goldfish into the pond.

Taking a cue from science centers around the country, the museum has introduced live demonstrations into the exhibition.

We've introduced live chat on our website, allowing customers to have a one-to-one discussions online with our contact centre.

A newly introduced "live" function allows celebrities to hold what are essentially giant conference calls, chattering away as thousands of fans listen on mute.

That series, on which he introduced live performances and interviewed the performers, made its debut in the fall of 1994 and remained in production until the fall of 2002.

Characters were introduced, lives were shared, and a lot of late nights were spent exchanging hard life stories.

In the same way, introduced live-bearing fishes in Australia had a much lower number of parasite species than ecologically similar native fish, which may give them a competitive advantage [47].

Its mission was to introduce live theater to children who might not otherwise have had the opportunity.

"A lot has been said and written," Keys sighed wearily, introducing live coverage of Wayne Bridge not shaking hands with John Terry.

The moment came in March 1938, when the network produced its first "World News Roundup," with Mr. Trout in New York introducing live reports from Paris, Rome, Berlin and Vienna.