Sentence examples for introduces to from inspiring English sources

One of the newcomers Kernan introduces to the club during this meeting is Jeff Balser.

In it, Katie introduces to TV the exciting concept of an equestrian reality competition.

In quasi-Biblical cadences, Steinbeck introduces to reader to the wretched of the earth, the Joad family, dispossessed farmers fleeing dust bowl conditions.

And, as much as possible, it must limit the concepts and methods that it introduces to those that a schoolchild would understand.

She spoke about returning to Lansquenet-sur-Tannes, the French village where she set her bestseller Chocolat, and about the response she had received to the Muslim characters she introduces to the village in Peaches for Monsieur le Curé.

Though for many readers the notions about Christian history in "The Da Vinci Code" seem new and startling, the novel introduces to a popular audience some of the debates that have gripped scholars of early Christian history for decades.

It introduces to whole other time where we want to be free to do what we want to do and come together right now, and, instead of gin and Dubonnet, there are other ways to get Loaded.

However, the introduction in the digital age of the "reboot" introduces to this debate the idea that a second attempt at the same thing might sometimes be an artistic upgrade.

So the movie now introduces to people, first of all, the accident, to those who did not know, and then what happened to me in the hospital and all those kind of things.

These one-liners bring laughter from the audience, but the giggles are undercut by a device Mr. Durang introduces to help set the off-kilter tone and make his points.

But it's hard to fault Mr. Kristof's effusive praise of the freedom fighters he introduces to Ms. Ryan, Ms. Lane, America Ferrera, Olivia Wilde, Eva Mendes and Gabrielle Union.