Sentence examples for introducing him with from inspiring English sources
Then he imagines Farrakhan introducing him with just that tribute at the Million Man March.
Introducing him with a warning that "many think him an annoying motormouth with an inflated ego", it contained a selection of self-promoting pronouncements.
Tim Farron, the Lib Dem president, is introducing him, with a speech thanking various people in the party, particularly everyone who campaigned in Eastleigh.
The campaign clearly made a decision that the benefits of introducing him with a high-profile speech assessing the nuances of race in 21st-century America were worth the potential risks".
They applauded heartily when a government minister introduced him with a lengthy dressing-down.
Quentin Crisp once introduced him with the boast: "This is Mr Maupin.
The Mets even introduced him with some fanfare at Citi Field with an eye on his marketing potential within the large Asian community in Flushing.
In mid-December, Markowitz shared a platform with Mayor Bloomberg at an event announcing an investment in the neglected Restoration Plaza, on Fulton Street in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn, and the Mayor introduced him with an air of amused condescension.
He was the subject of one of the best barbs of the night from hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, as they introduced him with: "And now, like a supermodel's vagina, let's all give a warm welcome to Leonardo DiCaprio".
Even before any diplomatic meetings in Cairo, he opened his visit with an appearance Monday night on a popular television talk show, where the host, Mona el-Shazly, introduced him with an Oprah Winfrey-style video biography as "a man who is admired not only by a large sector of Turkey but also by a large sector of Arabs and Muslims".
That he and his niece Caroline, who introduced him with great affection and respect, were there less to celebrate themselves and their past than to accelerate a future represented by Barack Obama, whom they plainly see as the inheritor of what they represent, kept the moment from becoming maudlin.
