Sentence examples for normally introduce from inspiring English sources

I normally introduce myself as Nnenna from the internet.

Miles did not normally introduce his literary friends to each other, but before his death he had been forced by circumstance to introduce Manning to the poet Stevie Smith.

Clinical trials normally introduce interventions at a defined time, whereas many study sites had started modernising long before MES began.

These schemes are normally introduced in areas with high levels of antisocial behaviour.

USA, the cable network, normally introduces its original series during the summer, when the broadcast networks are showing repeats.

The New York City Ballet's Diamond Project of newly commissioned choreography normally introduces its premieres one at a time.

New video game consoles are normally introduced every six or seven years, a far cry from the smartphone business, where more capable models debut every year or so.

Thus, an orator is normally introduced by someone who has the public ear, and the orator then uses the exordium, or beginning portion of his discourse, not to speak about his subject but to gain the audience's sympathy.

Noise is normally introduced into cable circuits through electrostatic coupling, magnetic coupling, and resistive coupling.

In this way, matrix continuity through the interlayer was ensured and defects normally introduced in actual joining operations were minimized.

"It's remarkable that these coherence states could be held for so long in a measurable system - as measurement normally introduces noise," he told BBC News.