Sentence examples for introduced not to from inspiring English sources

People invited to meet the queen, for instance, are required to arrive before and leave after her; to address her as ma'am; to bow or curtsey when introduced; not to touch her unnecessarily; and not to address her before she addresses them.

So I was totally introduced not just to hockey but to that guy, that enforcer guy, who was just brought in to fight.

There's no doubt the card was introduced not only to improve the customer experience, but to give business a boost.

These random effects are introduced not only to compensate for the defects in some deterministic models but also to reveal the intrinsic phenomena.

Sodium hydroxide was introduced not only to deprotonate the carboxylic groups of H2pdc, but also take part in the coordination under higher temperature and pressure.

It's time we introduced not just a Race to the Top but also a Race for the Cool.

I think of book trailers as a way to introduce not just a specific book, but myself as an author.

According to Wolff, this introduces a reason not to strive for perfect equality of opportunity.

I could have introduced myself but decided not to.

6.16pm GMT Church votes not to introduce female bishops The Church of England has voted not to introduce female bishops.

Brodsky introduced him to not just the work of writers but to the writers themselves.