Sentence examples for performing introductions from inspiring English sources
[cartoon id= a9507"] Another early Bush event this one not only indicative but consequential was a dinner in Chicago, on July 18 , 2000 not long before the Republican National Convention, attended by Bush John C. Danforthh, who had retired as a senator from Missouri; his wife, Sally and Dick Cheneyy, who left after performing introductions.
The host performed introductions; the Negro bowed.
When the production reached London in 2000, however, it received uniformly positive reviews; the Financial Times called it "a handsome, spectacular, strongly performed introduction to one of the truly great musicals".
If such a study should be performed, introduction of other MRI parameters, such as fractional anisotropy and spectroscopy, might certainly be relevant.
He was wearing his Italian headwear at AutoMobility LA, the run-up to the Los Angeles Auto Show, where he was performing U.S. introductions for new SUV models from both subsidiaries.
A variable-volume sample injector design is presented and evaluated for performing sample introduction protocols for carrying out miniaturised isotachophoresis (ITP) separations.
While most of works for the reaction focused on monoarylation at α-position of the carbonyl group, we succeeded in performing the introduction of several aryl groups to the substrates by single treatment.
Weyman performed the introductions while the Wilsons' chauffeur helped the Princess's chauffeur fix the tire.
As Capote waltzes around the dour courthouses and landscapes in a sheepskin coat and an enormous Bergdorf's scarf, Lee makes the initial contacts and performs the introductions.
There he performed the introductions, and later he posed on the White House lawn for a group photograph that included the President, Mrs. Harding, the military and naval aides at the White House, and the Princess and her three sons.
Review of the literature implicates piriformis fossa entry techniques that were performed for introduction of straight rods [11, 12].
