Sentence examples for introducing a slim from inspiring English sources

Introducing a slim selection of her poetry last year, the critic John Hollander claimed that we are able to read Lazarus with pleasure today "now that our perspective on 19th-century American poetry has been cleared of its last vestiges of modernist bias".

The British Fluid Power Association BFPAA) has introduced a slim pocket-sized handbook, called the Engineer's Data Book.

And many are already betting that Apple will introduce a slim, low-cost tablet computer, or computers, by the end of September.

It has introduced a slimmer and sleeker version of its amp and speaker, which can be augmented with a palm size subwoofer, the FoxLO.

As you might have expected, the new iMac redesign that introduces a much slimmer case also has some negative consequences for overall device repairability and DIY upgrades, iFixit's teardown of the machine has revealed.

The popular, Bluetooth-connected lost item finder Tile is today introducing a new product dubbed "Tile Slim" that's designed to be kept in your wallet, so you can find it if it ever goes missing.

By introducing a protein that turns fat to heat, they kept well-fed mice slim.

Mr. Whittle charted a new strategy for the club, introducing a record label and a magazine, and signed top D.J.'s like Mr. Guetta and Fatboy Slim.

Also new today, Tile is introducing a way to buy both of its trackers in a single purchase, with the Tile Mate and Tile Slim Combo Pack.

At the beginning of Chapter 2, the narrator introduces a woman named Nedra Berland — "slim as a pike," with "a wide mouth, the mouth of an actress" — who had removed her rings to work in the kitchen.

Calvin Klein even introduced a line called Extreme Slim Fit.