Sentence examples for like this introduced from inspiring English sources
Dural was signed to a five-album deal, with Fox as producer, and in 1987 the first Island LP, On a Night Like This, introduced zydeco to a new audience.
It's going to be a huge lift to get a policy like this introduced, to work out the logistics, and all of it will be for naught, because it'll be enjoined by the courts.
I have done the research and haven't been able to find anything like this introduced before here in Maui, so it seems disingenuous to say that this measure, introduced by the voters, is flawed.
I felt like this introduced me to the college world working with three other people who you do not know very well.
Malcolm Clarke, chairman of the Football Supporters Federation, said that the approach of the lower leagues should be adopted by the top three tiers of English football: "This is the way forward and we would like to see this introduced in the higher leagues to ensure financial responsibility.
The juxtaposition of different styles and booths at a show like this introduces people clearly to what we do".
He continued, "I was raised like this," introducing "Muddy Water," about washing away sin, and then a cover of Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground".
The Camden Head, NW1, Wed The grotesquely young Elliot Steel is at that formative stage of his career when he's going to have to put up with pieces like this introducing him by saying he's the son of veteran leftie standup Mark.
These topics aren't unique to biohacking, but projects like this introduce realism to some of those abstract concerns.
"Any two fixed-odds betting machines are much more similar than any two 'internet games.' Equating the two despite clear differences like this introduces a slippery slope where any aspect of life with possible negative consequences could qualify as an addiction".
When new technology like this is introduced that could change societal norms, I believe it is important that people's rights be protected and vital that privacy is built into the device.
