Sentence examples for introducing many of from inspiring English sources

He was a City Opera devotee, introducing many of his friends and colleagues to the company.

Allen was credited with introducing many of the trademarks of the talk show genre: the opening monologue, comic exchanges with the show's bandleader, comedy sketches, a simple set of desk and sofa, and casual banter with celebrity guests.

His is likable stuff, though, a memorable performance on Later… with Jools Holland last year introducing many of us to Kiwanuka's guitar-strap-and-woolly-jumper aesthetic; his modest, uncluttered lyrics; a baritone so rich and ripe and sage-sounding there's a temptation to ask him – this 25-year-old!

Watkins was instrumental in introducing many of the safety improvements in the sport during that period.

The neurosurgeon served as the sport's medical delegate from 1978 until 2004 and was instrumental in introducing many of the safety improvements in the sport during that period.

BBB provides students valuable experience in HIP (historically informed performance), and has played a critical role in introducing many of these students, majors and non-majors alike, into the professional world of early music.

I introduced many of the same figures who are quoted in these collections.

He introduced many of us to 'cinema verite' and showed examples of his own work.

I introduced many of my cardiology and surgeon friends to him at the meeting.

This chapter introduced many of the basic concepts in the field of metrology.

This chapter introduces many of the concepts necessary for the precision design of measuring instruments.