Sentence examples for introducing one another from inspiring English sources

Now that it was built, I watched as these same people all got up and took credit for it, congratulating themselves and introducing one another.

In the process of sharing their stories and introducing one another to songs that held personal meaning, the women discovered connections that transcend geography, something they have now experienced with the audiences as well.

In the same way that children trade Silly Bandz (and their many knockoffs) among themselves —swapping, say, a glow-in-the dark elephant for a purple sea horse —people their 20s and 30s are introducing one another to the bracelets' charms.

From 1925 through the early 30's, he recorded dozens of masterpieces, with large and small bands, popularized scat singing and took on Tin Pan Alley, introducing one tune after another into jazz, where they became part of the repertory.

Like any jazz musician with a major-label record contract in perilous times, the saxophonist Joe Lovano has been introducing one concept after another, featuring unusual repertory, instrumentation or guest musicians.

This work may be referred by relative study on the evolution of intermetallics by introducing one matrix alloy into another melt.

The food combination is like introducing one of your best friends to another one of your best friends.

Introducing one should actually increase inflationary expectations and, hence, demand.

Kick off by introducing one of the world's most exciting city races.

"Can I ask you something?" she said in introducing one question.

and, by introducing, one has (4).