Sentence examples for introducing scores from inspiring English sources

The other company, Scripps Networks Interactive, is introducing scores of Web series as well as a Web site on which to watch them, Ulive.

Mr. Pressman's son, Fred, built the company into a mecca for fashion, introducing scores of high-end designers - from Prada to Proenza Schouler - to the American public.

"Was this a student-centered decision?" said Richard H. Shaw, dean of admissions at Stanford, referring to the College Board's reason for introducing Score Choice.

(where Gilmore tends to linger affectionately), she introduces scores of dedicated, colorful and sometimes eccentric dreamers and agitators.

Last year, when a new math test was introduced, scores across the city declined, and District 2 was the only district to remain stable.

I've introduced scores of employees at our high-tech health care company to that video; many have become ardent fans of her grass-roots message of empowerment.

Prosecutors introduced scores of e-mail messages yesterday that appeared to show First Boston bankers trying to attract new business by offering corporate executives access to hot initial public offerings, a practice known as "spinning".

At the trial yesterday, Stewart's lawyer Robert Morvillo introduced scores of articles about the Congressional investigation of trading in ImClone.

Hoping to stop the annexation by reforming the government, Brugers introduced scores of bills and revisions to a bewildered volksraad, which opposed them all but then passed them, heightening the general mood of discord and confusion.

Several changes have been made to the gameplay mechanics for Guitar Hero II: hammer-on and pull-off functionality has been improved, and three note chords have been introduced, scored as triple points if played correctly.

With the introduced scoring system, the information contained in the AMD can be used to optimize the selection of farms in the sample for routine surveillance.