Sentence examples for now introductions from inspiring English sources

9.36pm: "Track is the eldest of our five children... .. and now introductions for Bristol, Willow and Piper, who all look rather overwhelmed.

"Right now introductions are a very difficult process," Tinder Ceo Sean Rad said at the time.

There are now many introductions to DAGs for epidemiologists [ [ 1, 2, 17- 20], annexe in [ 21]], including applications to specific areas of epidemiology [ 20, 22].

For example, these authors note that regulations now require introductions to be made from a specific population that has been tested for its potential host range, not just from a species from which some populations have been tested.

They continue to meet daily, and now expect introduction around the first week in April.

He misattributed a quote by Philip Gove to "Gove's now classic introduction to Webster's Third".

Reports from Conservative "modernisers" are rolling off the presses, telling Michael Gove that the only way forward for schools is now the introduction of the profit motive.

For decades now, the introduction of the profit motive into public services has been held to be synonymous with dynamism, innovation and increased responsiveness to the "customer".

Updated at 11.55pm GMT 11.53pm GMT 14th over: Australia 52-0 (Rogers 30 Warner 22) Stokes is on now, his introduction accompanied by a chorus of the Hokey Cokey from the Barmy Army.

Aaron received that esteemed — if now outdated — introduction as he and several other members of the 1957 Milwaukee Braves came to Miller Park on Thursday for the 50th anniversary of their World Series victory.

'Robert Frank, Swiss, unobtrusive, nice,' wrote Kerouac in his now famous introduction to Frank's collection The Americans, 'with that little camera that he raises and snaps with one hand he sucked a sad poem right out of America on to film, taking rank among the tragic poets of the world'.