Sentence examples for off introducing from inspiring English sources

He starts off introducing her by talking about her sort of sluttish sexiness and magnificent breasts.

He held off introducing them in this year's A.P. physics class until the midterm review, but he said he planned to use them more often for everyday teaching.

Alibris, the book seller, had held off introducing a mobile site until late last year, when it decided mobile visits to its regular Web site were rising so much that it had no choice.

But at a news conference on Tuesday, he said that he was pursuing public financing, too, and that he had made a strategic decision to hold off introducing legislation while he negotiated with lawmakers.

Earlier in the day, the government put off introducing the bill to create an anticorruption agency, known as a Lokpal, in the upper house, or Rajya Sabha, until at least Thursday.

In July the health secretary Jeremy Hunt announced that ministers had decided to hold off introducing plain, or standardised, packaging until the evidence from Australia, which last December became the first country to take such action, had been evaluated.

This presentation analyses the trade-off introducing a new indicator - the Waste Energy Potential Utilisation (WPU).

Even if the US shareholding were held in the UK, the firm would not be liable to tax on its gains under rules on shares sell-offs introduced by the then Chancellor Gordon Brown in 2002.

The trade-off introduced by the proposed method is a reduction in the average R-D performance as compared to systems with perfect rate knowledge.

Following successful talks last summer, the league structure remained as a top flight of 12 and three lower divisions of 10, with play-offs introduced between the top and second-tier league.

However, this cut-off, introduced by Pack and Gallo (1938), has been criticised for not being based on evidence (Scott and Walter, 2010).