Sentence examples for introduces something new from inspiring English sources

The right-hand side of the screen introduces something new, too, as it displays the name of your friend in the selected chat, when they were recently active, and provides access to other Messenger features.

Tides of Destiny introduces something new: the ability to play as a female.

I felt like I was introducing something new".

The fiction of the 20th century introduced something new: mass production.

"In medicine, whenever you introduce something new, you worry that it might cause problems," he said.

Striking the root on his downswing, he introduced something new to this golf season: a five-hour medical drama.

Many changes, of course, still come from the top, using broad-based data and cost analysis, because introducing something new can be expensive, Dr. Carvell said.

But less than three holes into the 2011 P.G.A. Championship, McIlroy introduced something new to this golf season: a five-hour medical drama.

In the days of McEnroe few leading players had coaches, although Federer insisted he is "not trying to introduce something new.

At a stroke, Merton points out, this venue loosened the hold of Oxbridge and the TV and radio commissioners and introduced something new to the comedy scene: democracy.

The fresh-born firm may be a mere clone of another one in a neighbouring town.More interesting are the entrepreneurs who innovate, who introduce something new into the world.