Sentence examples for moves introduced in from inspiring English sources
However, there are limitations: the games cannot link together if one player's party contains Pokémon or moves introduced in the second generation games.
Friendship moves, introduced in Mortal Kombat II and involving displays of friendship towards the enemy, instead of killing, were made as a comical response to the attention the series gathered due to its violent content.
White's third move, Bb5, introduced in 1867 by Simon Winawer, changes the normally semi-open Sicilian Defense into a closed game after 3... g6 4 Bc6 dc.
Coffman's most recent pro-unauthorized immigrant move, a bill introduced in June that would allow certain Dreamers to move toward citizenship, was dismissed as merely a "symbolic gesture" by the pro-reform group United We Dream.
The move will be introduced in April 2017 and will save £1.35bn by the 2020-21 financial year.
The moving total model introduced in this article uses information available in the daily mortality time-series data to infer some of this lost information.
It begins by creating an awareness of the importance of an initial piping design set-up and moves to introducing in summary the topics that are covered in more detail in the following chapters.
The NUS has said the move, introduced by then-chancellor George Osborne in his July 2015 budget, is "disgraceful" and means poorer students will be saddled with a lifetime of debt.
And, despite appointing himself the Minister for Women, Abbott seemed to grapple with how to speak to and about them, such as when he rated the "sex appeal" of a colleague running for office, or, in a Trumpian move, introduced himself on television as "the guy with the not-bad-looking daughters".
This realistic production by John Cox, introduced in 1998, moves the setting from the 1770s to the 1920s.
In one particularly moving sequence, blind visitors are introduced, in a classroom, to a painting by Pissarro by means of reproductions printed in relief that they can touch.
