Sentence examples for introducing it as a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lux sang a Prom favorite, "Jerusalem," introducing it as a song "about a nuclear power station in the green, rolling English countryside".

Ms. Han, who has a decade of experience under her belt working in the movie industry, believes that the key to Line's success in the United States will come from introducing it as a cool social activity, not as a way to save money on messaging.

Some approaches try to organize information flow in MANO (which is a critical and still unsolved problem) introducing it as a specific ETSI NFV-MANO service, see [70].

As the medical curriculum is perceived as being too extensive already, it is probably best to integrate the subject in the current curriculum rather than introducing it as a separate subject.

However, from a cost/efficiency point of view, introducing it as a first step to extract and concentrate the protein of interest from the fermentation broth would be advantageous, since it can be performed inexpensively on very large volumes.

This is a limitation of the model that was solved by aggregation into age groups, and not introducing it as a continuous variable.

However, these ultrastructural changes should be supported by further biochemical and molecular studies before introducing it as an efficient therapeutic regimen for treatment of human and animal hydatid disease.

One of Gordon Brown's inventions, the chancellor introduced it as a stepping stone between the full budgets given each spring.

When it finally premiered in Paris about 1993, the mayor of Aubervilliers (a suburb of Paris) "introduced it as a tribute to communism!

In the DVD extras Dame Edna (Barry Humphries, who co-stars as McKenzie's aunt and co-wrote the screenplay with Beresford) actually introduces it as a documentary.

A month later, Bill Gates introduced it as a "new, exciting thing" in his keynote speech at SXSWedu education conference in Austin, Tex.