Sentence examples for out introduced from inspiring English sources

Daniel Kaluuya, who played Chris in "Get Out," introduced Childish Gambino's performance of "This Is America" on "Saturday Night Live". .

The act also mandated that inefficient light bulbs be phased out, introduced the first significant increase to cars' fuel standards in decades and expanded support for green technology research and the pursuit of green jobs, among other provisions.

They felt that how this education was carried out introduced possibilities for new ways of thinking, e.g. critical thinking and questioning.

Bird-dispersal that originates in M. polymorpha may result in higher germination rates if the seeds are deposited within the canopy (plants that grow epiphytically are protected from introduced mammalian herbivores; Drake and Pratt 2001), or under the canopy, which could shade out introduced grasses and forbs, thus reducing competition for resources (Cordell et al. 2009).

He also ruled out introducing legislation to guarantee pension payouts, because people were living much longer.

Khan believes it is important not to rule out introducing quotas for women and BAME judges as a last resort.

In March 2007 it announced a formal investigation into bank charges, although it ruled out introducing a charging cap.

Stewart helped him come out, introducing him to the joys of modern gay life in the capital: freedom unimaginable to many, a minority in exuberance.

Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has ruled out introducing a sugar tax, insisting the government is looking at other means of encouraging people to eat healthier.

But the Australian government has ruled out introducing a tax on sugar and sugary drinks, although the Greens have said it should be considered.

She said allocated seating was "not a first level priority" and ruled out introducing business-class seats: "We don't believe in that.