Sentence examples for introduction back from inspiring English sources

Blues," making the death song — "Fightin' like a lion, Looks like I'm gonna lose, 'Cause there ain't nobody ever whipped the T.B. blues" — all the more unsettling by a light-hearted introduction: "Back in the beginning, there was Jimmie Rodgers.

Spain and Sweden argued for a one-year legislative delay that would push its introduction back to 2019, in minutes of a technical committee meeting earlier this month seen by the Guardian.

The Teardrop trailer, a 750-pound unit that stretched less then nine feet in length and featured a svelte, curving shape to match its name, has attracted a loyal following since its introduction back in the 1930s.

For the historian, there are lessons the European Union can learn from Tito's mistakes, one of them being the introduction back in 1974 of a complicated voting system for six former republics and the right to veto decisions reached by consensus.

This morning, Google officially rolled out Google+ Hangouts On Air to all users worldwide, following the feature's limited introduction back in September.

Around 1 million units in the U.S. and about 28,000 in Canada are included in the recall, which gives some idea about Fitbit's sales number for its wearable activity tracker since the device's introduction back in October last year.

The recording begins with Harrison's emotive introduction backed by what Lavezzoli describes as a "rolling piano figure" from Russell.

The introduction of back-to-back derbies between the four Welsh regions at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium was designed to establish a new showpiece event.

Its introduction goes back to the nineteenth century.

For instance, the double episode "Serenity" was intended as the premiere, and therefore contained most of the character introductions and back-story.

Poyet suggested that Van Gaal's introduction of a back three may have come a season too late.