Sentence examples for introducing most of from inspiring English sources

PILOT —"The absolute essential starting place," said Mr. Cuse, detailing the crash of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 and introducing most of the relevant characters.

The WB network is introducing most of its new efforts, four in all, including the drama for which it has the highest hopes, "Everwood," which began last night, and three of its comedies, including "Do Over" on Thursday.

Aside from introducing most of the collection's themes — Anglo prejudice, nostalgia, loss of dignity, the struggle to succeed in America — the story also establishes its emotional palette, a subdued rage that occasionally explodes.

Pink chose to open the ballet with a party scene meant to conjure up the decadent society in which Dorian lived, introducing most of the key characters with motifs that show up in later episodes.

However, typical of introductory biology courses, we cover a large amount of material and have conformed to the traditional pattern of introducing most of this in lecture, thus limiting the time available for active engagement exercises in class.

We introduced most of the maternity benefits, you know".

This introduces most of Windows 10's features, and includes around 50 short videos.

He introduced most of the themes of the book in scientific publications during the 1970's and early 80's.

One was the comedy-mystery show "Moonlighting," which first introduced most of us to Bruce Willis and which cast him in the role of the outrageously zany David opposite Cybill Shepherd's repressively serious Maddie.

Early in the show he interpolates quotations from Duke Ellington ("Take the 'A' Train") and Cole Porter ("Too Darn Hot") into the partly rapped title song, an ensemble number that introduces most of the characters.

Gilb himself had a stroke in 2009, and the opening story, about a stroke victim's agonizing recovery, introduces most of the collection's themes: Anglo prejudice, nostalgia and the struggle to succeed in America.