Sentence examples for introducing at from inspiring English sources

However paradoxically a number of carers were also resistant to the idea of introducing AT 'too early', i.e. before they felt it was necessary.

In human intuition, conscious occurrences must be given immediately in order to avoid introducing at the same time certain interpretations.

The house is introducing (at least to me) a splendid bass-baritone, Alfonso Antoniozzi, who presided over Saturday's performance.

THE collection of knit accessories that Greg Chait is introducing at Barneys this week, Tyro by tes, is less expensive than his luxury knitwear line, The Elder Statesman, but, he'll have you know, it's not a secondary label.

But Andersson brings an end to such nervous laughter as the film has generated by introducing at the halfway mark the ghost of a Holocaust victim whom, in a flashback, we've seen hanged by the SS alongside his sister.

The principle of state supremacy was reinforced by introducing at the end of each main course of studies a state examination to be taken by pupils from both public and private schools.

We got introduced at dinner.

WHEN was tattooing introduced at Auschwitz?

Buddhism was introduced at this time.

But it was introduced at the trial.

And Ron Zook, fired at Florida, was introduced at Illinois.