Sentence examples for introduction of men from inspiring English sources

With the introduction of men with invisible lives, Mr. Harris's work picks up where Terry McMillan left off in 1992 with "Waiting to Exhale," the best-selling "crossover" novel about the love lives of four black women.

This study preliminarily examined the presenting characteristics and correlates (e.g., age of onset, route of administration, motives for using, and method of introduction) of men and women with prescription opioid dependence.

The quality throughout is more even, and maintained at a higher standard, than in any of his earlier works... ...... Iolanthe is one of a number of Gilbert's works, including The Wicked World (1873), Broken Hearts (1875), Princess Ida (1884) and Fallen Fairies (1909), where the introduction of men and "mortal love" into a tranquil world of women wreaks havoc with the status quo.

Wilhelm Roentgen's discovery of X-rays in 1895, followed by Henri Becquerel's discovery of radioactivity in 1896, led to the introduction of man-made radiation.

The introduction of the men's line follows the successful debut last year of a limited-run cosmetics and fragrance collection as part of a licensing agreement with Estée Lauder and an eyewear brand licensed by the Marcolin Group, an Italian manufacturer.

The playful subjects include the invention of the yoyo, the arrival of 3-D movies and the introduction of Pac-Man.

Finally, Vanilla Ice fans were given a gift with the introduction of Blizzard Man, a hip-hop artist with the "talent of A$AP Rocky and the street cred of Katherine Heigl" and championed by 2 Chainz himself.

While currently unknown whether the trailer is fake or not, if real we could be seeing the introduction of Spider-man into the Marvel Cinematic Universes much sooner than expected.

A pristine copy of August 1962′s Amazing Fantasy No. 15, best known as the introduction of Spider-Man, sells today for $360,000.

Rachel Maddow was clearly excited to welcome Energy Secretary Steven Chu to her program on Monday night, kicking off her "Geek Week" with an eight-minute introduction of a man wielding a PhD and Nobel Prize.

Figure 4 illustrates the (net) number of avoided deaths over time after the introduction of screening for men aged 65.