Sentence examples for introducing the great from inspiring English sources

Some are included just for the sake of introducing the great eccentrics whose seemingly marginal inventions would prove to be prophetic.

Although Green was beaten by a chilling fourth-round knockout when the two men fought for Leonard's title in 1980, they became firm friends with Green introducing the great fighter to astonished locals when Leonard visited his home subsequently.

A few weeks later, I was introducing the great Arnold Palmer at the grand opening of Austin's Lakecliff Golf Club, which was built by my friend Bobby Day and designed by his longtime friend Arnold Palmer.

Too often, this is not done because the emphasis is on introducing the great man's thoughts rather than elucidating their meaning and value for the recurrent issues of human existence.

In the early seventeenth century, Parkinson helped to ensure the popularity of the daffodil as a cultivated plant by describing a hundred different varieties in his Paradisus Terrestris (1629), and introducing the great double yellow Spanish daffodil (Pseudonarcissus aureus Hispanicus flore pleno or Parkinson's Daffodil, see illustration) to England.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne says he is introducing the greatest reform to the welfare state in a generation, with £7bn in welfare cuts.

The facilities that are generating and introducing the greatest amount of I into the environment are in La Havre, France, and Sellafield, England.

Until the eighties, when the word processor was introduced, the great majority of Japanese was written longhand.

It has introduced the great advantage of information dissemination with low bandwidth consumption in wired testbed networks.

This study introduces the great potential offered by the multidisciplinary approach combining reverse engineering and unsteady CFD in a novel dynamic and interactive way.

He discusses the nuts and bolts of field research and teaching, contrasts the emotional impact of hot dry habitats with hot wet ones, imparts the basics of snake biology, and introduces the great explorers Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace.