Having close ties with Italy, Marie introduced much of the art of that country into her court.
And she is not an architect, though she has introduced much of architecture's discipline and invention into her craft.
In doing so he also introduced much of the pageantry and traditions we continue to associate with the Olympic Games.
Pakistan Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, who died in 1997, introduced much of the outside world to Pakistan's qawwali music, with its succinct refrains and driving, call-and-response improvisations.
That pocket camera introduced much of what makes the Canon special: the f/2.0 lens, the big sensor (0.61 inches), RAW-format images and so on.
By the time the players are introduced, much of the sting of the last two losses will be forgotten, and the Mets will attempt to build on the steady, if unspectacular, beginning they forged in the first six games.
State Senator LeRoy Louden, who has introduced much of the failed Whiteclay legislation during the past decade, chuckled when he heard about the sums that Anheuser-Busch and other industry interests had contributed to his colleagues.
The composer Maria Schneider brought her long-running New York orchestra to the festival, and introduced much of the music from this year's vivid evocation of her rural homelands and their inhabitants, The Thompson Fields.
He introduced much of what has been innovative and vital in postwar French drama to British readers and theatregoers, and was responsible for a renewed focus on the director as a primary creative force in contemporary theatre.
Theodor Meyer's 1908 doctoral dissertation, with Ludwig Prandtl (1875 1953) as his advisor, introduced much of what has now become basic gas dynamics: not only the Prandtl Meyer expansion but also the oblique-shock-wave theory as well.
