Sentence examples for of having introduced from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn said she was particularly proud of having introduced so many poets in translation to New Yorker audiences.

Although he questions the wisdom of having introduced himself as Eric Kennedy to Laura when they met, what else, he argues, could he have done?

"To Mr Collins belongs the credit of having introduced into fiction those most mysterious of mysteries, the mysteries which are at our own doors".

729, 732, enabling an Indian agent having reason to suspect any person of having introduced or being about to introduce liquors into the Indian country to cause the boat, stores or places of deposit of such person to be searched and the liquor found forfeited.

Dr. Reed, an evolutionary biologist, said in a telephone interview that although the discovery of type A lice in pre-Columbian America acquitted Europeans of having introduced the parasites, explorers might now be implicated in spreading a louse-borne disease back to the Old World.

It was in Kashmir, at Srinagar, that I bought a piece of hashish weighed out in units of a measure I can recall even now: the tola (still in fact used in Goa, where I happen to be writing this 30 years later), and which won me the dubious honor of having introduced the first soft drugs to the school in Orsay.

"The job of caddie had introduced thousands of young boys (and a few girls) to the game of golf.

As a result, members of Congress have introduced a number of bills to amend the statute.

Zell Miller of Georgia and Jon Kyl of Arizona have introduced a similar bill in the Senate.

And accordingly, various courts, legislatures, regulators, and boards of directors have introduced a host of governance reforms in response.

Several House Republicans, including Jeb Bradley of New Hampshire and Tom Price of Georgia, have introduced bills to waive it this year.