Sentence examples for is introducing itself from inspiring English sources

Beginning this week, the new Boo is introducing itself with billboard posters and print ads in London and New York that are unabashedly self-deprecating.

While retailers of Nordstrom's caliber typically come to New York to erect sumptuous flagships, Nordstrom is introducing itself here with a low-cost sister store in Union Square — mere steps from Filene's Basement.

The National Gallery of Scotland, which was founded in Edinburgh in 1850 and opened its doors to the public in 1859, is introducing itself to New York with a beautiful, wide-ranging, thoughtfully selected exhibition of 70 master drawings.

Nadia Kanbi-Linke, artistist who lives between Tunis and Berlin, explains her fear that extremist ideas will take over: "There is a kind of religious fascism that is introducing itself into the Tunisian society, and I am terrified of that.

A part of your body that you never knew you had, if you are a woman, will be introducing itself to you soon.

Coiled-coils are based on a relatively simple pattern, hence, it is unclear if the pattern itself is introducing ambiguities in homology detection and deteriorating search performance, an issue raised by several authors (Rose et al. 2004, 2005; Zhang et al. 2009; Rackham et al. 2010; Walshaw et al. 2010; Azimzadeh et al. 2012).

Research shows that changes in skill mix, that is introducing new providers, will, in itself, affect demand.

She is introducing George Osborne.

Simon Hoggart is introducing everyone.

It is not uncommon to see legislation introduced in Congress that, as soon as it is introduced, finds itself encumbered with seemingly irrelevant provisions.

First of all, the language C itself is introduced.