Sentence examples for introduction of him from inspiring English sources

The couple exchanged loving glances as she read her introduction of him from a laptop computer.

Beyond the usual platitudes, the Bills' introduction of him on Monday shed no light on his selection.

There were no such dramatics in the Jets' acquisition of Abraham, which culminated with yesterday's introduction of him as their latest free-agent signing.

Actually, that's Hunter Pence, the Giants' right fielder — a name misheard by my wife, Peggy, in the next room during an announcer's introduction of him as a batter in the early innings of the ESPN telecast of that one-game preliminary shoot-out between the Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

And picking up on his wife's introduction of him as an "outer-borough working dad," he vowed to be a "mayor for our neighborhoods" and cater to New Yorkers who feel that they have been "ignored and priced out" under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who is in the final year of his third term.

Actually, that's Hunter Pence, the Giants' right fielder a name misheard by my wife, Peggy, in the next room during an announcer's introduction of him as a batter in the early innings of the ESPN telecast of that one-game preliminary shoot-out between the Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Jackson planned to attend seminary in Chicago, but he also needed a job, so Sanford wrote a letter of introduction for him to the city's mayor, Richard J. Daley.

I had met Ala Bashir in Baghdad in the summer of 2000, when I was given a letter of introduction to him by Naji Sabri Al Hadithi, who was then Saddam's ambassador in Vienna and was until recently — when he and the rest of the government disappeared — the Iraqi Foreign Minister.

DeVeber's belief that he may be appointed premier does not appear to have been well-founded: his opposition to the introduction of party lines earned him the enmity of some Liberals, not least because it aligned him with Haultain, a Conservative.

Earlier he was holding audiences spellbound with an introduction of Mr. McCain that made him sound like a messiah.

"Never before have I seen where the moment and the man meet perfectly," Representative Paul D. Ryan said here on Saturday, offering a gushing introduction of Mitt Romney, who clapped him on the back as he began his speech.