Sentence examples for introducing at the from inspiring English sources

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

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're All Still Here" is a bold construction that starts with a gesture that Godard made familiar in his little-seen but colossal "King Lear" (which I'll be introducing at the Quad, on May 1st) — the discussion on the movie's soundtrack of the practical conditions of its creation.

It is easy now to overlook the sheer political courage and energy it took to create a National Health Service against bitter and vociferous opposition, and to nationalise the hundreds of near-bankrupt private coal mines, the country's docks and its railways while introducing at the same time a scheme of welfare designed to slay Beveridge's five giants.

We summarise the method starting with the spatial aspect and introducing at the end a time dependency in the model.

But it was introduced at the trial.

The toy was introduced at the 2000 Toy Fair, and F.A.O.

The error was introduced at the editing stage.

Fees are also being introduced at the employment appeal tribunal.

Obama was introduced at the museum by Holocaust survivor Eli Wiesel.