Sentence examples for introduced the day from inspiring English sources

The idea of a Royal Charter had been introduced the day before by the Government – without any detail - at a meeting with the Prime Minister in 10 Downing Street.

On Oct. 25, just hours before the House took up the revised version of the child health bill, Democratic leaders met with several dozen House Republicans to seek their votes for the measure, which had just been introduced the day before.

Orrall took the stage, plugged a performance he was making that evening at a local club, the Bluebird Café, and efficiently introduced the day's speaker.

He breathed a sigh of relief, and on that note introduced the day's special guest, a stocky, wisecracking guy named Grandwizzard Theodore.

On Wednesday, however, he dropped one account introduced the day before, about having met a former Navy SEAL killed in the attack on the American outpost in Libya, after the man's mother objected.

Originally it consisted of a single competition in the large hill, but from 2010, a qualification run was introduced the day before the main event.

The retired N.F.L. stars who introduced the Friday night picks fared no better than the commissioner.

UPDATE: The show began with a shot of Cooper introducing the day's topic (Amy Winehouse) while riding his bike.

I'll be introducing the Saturday screening; I hope to see you there.

Mr. Gabriel, 54, led the Styles sections for 12 years, helping to introduce the Thursday Styles section in 2005.

He wrote his own epitaph to introduce the Sunday Telegraph's Savile Row story: "Despite very modest circumstances, I have always managed to maintain a good address and a better wardrobe".