Sentence examples for introducing it as the from inspiring English sources

One of them was Xu Beihong (1895-1953), who studied with academic painters in Paris and took their outmoded realism back to China, introducing it as the latest thing.

American grunge band Hole played the first verse and the chorus of the song on their MTV Unplugged, with Courtney Love introducing it as "the best song ever written".

The network sprung the diss on Barkley in the middle of a segment, introducing it as the "Tweet of the night". After some good-natured ribbing, Barkley acknowledged Shaq's humor, saying, "You know what?

("I should introduce it as the sad, horrible story of 'Lucia di Lammermoor,' " she joked).

It's a great tune but by no means their best and, on occasion, Bridwell has been known to introduce it as the "most overrated song ever".

Mr. Koz introduced it as "the title track of my most successful album," as if reporting to a shareholder's meeting.

Hence the need for an $82,000 study and a $4.2 million project to spruce up the town and introduce it as the golden gateway to Litchfield County.

Mr. Goizueta announced that the company was "now working on the contour can," adding that Coke would not wait more than a decade to introduce it, as the company did with the plastic contoured Coke bottle.

Mr. Murdoch introduced it as "the model for how stories are told and consumed" and praised the iPad as a means to make "the business of news gathering and editing viable again".

In presenting the solutions, however, the Sustainia team boiled the analysis down to the triple bottom line, a term I coined 18 years ago, although they charmingly introduce it as the "Tripple" bottom line.

Robert Boyle, in his indispensable book, "The Hudson River: A Natural and Unnatural History," may have trumped all future attempts at description when he introduced it as "the most beautiful, messed up, productive, ignored and surprising piece of water on the face of the earth".