Sentence examples for introducing it with from inspiring English sources

"This is from the '80s," Mr. Jackson said, introducing it with a grin.

Note, though, that Penguin's own site portrays the quote in a different light, introducing it with the sentence: "Traditional publishers tended to view Penguin with suspicion and uncertainty, as did some authors".

Ed McMahon, who for nearly 30 years was Johnny Carson's affable second banana on "The Tonight Show," introducing it with his ringing trademark line, "Heeeeere's Johnny!," died early Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Dominic Dromgoole exited Shakespeare's Globe to form the Classic Spring Theatre Company and is introducing it with two seasons of Oscar Wilde works.

With the support of the Air Member for Engineering and Maintenance, Air Vice Marshal Ellis Wackett, Hewitt developed the Apprenticeship Training Scheme to raise the standard of technical roles in the Air Force, introducing it with a nationwide publicity campaign to attract recruits.

None of us are introducing it with the idea that tomorrow we'll go look at a patient and work out their PIRO score.

Goldenhair Gower introduced it with what Hunter S Thompson might describe as a sh!t-eating grin.

He introduced it with a short video mentioning the way Blair travels the world making money.

When he agrees with a claim, Chomsky introduces it with the word "uncontroversially" or credits it to "distinguished authorities".

The theory of backsliding is a novel one, so we introduce it with several real-world examples.

Patti Smith, for example, sings a song with a title that can't be printed and introduces it with an expletive.