Sentence examples for released to introduce from inspiring English sources

"Who wants to see that again, really?" said Mick Jagger yesterday in a video released to introduce the Monty Python reunion, which begins tonight at the O2 in London.

In the interest of brevity, we've prepared a single press release to introduce all of this year's films.

The team also used this release to introduce a new interface.

These results indicate that the PF molecule cannot be released to DNA without introducing external stimulus.

With this degradation in mind, we investigated whether some of the filter-design constraints leading to a maximum number of vanishing moments can be released, to obtain lifting coefficients which introduce fewer rounding errors, while keeping the essential characteristic of the magnitude responses.

Furthermore, any residual ProLIFT in the PS film once released is expected to introduce stress in released microbeams, resulting in beam breakage (poor yield).

Though there have been steady under-the-hood improvements over time, this is the first release since last fall to introduce consumer-facing changes to the way the browser looks and behaves, including a new tutorial, redesigned tabs, better browser controls, simpler navigation options, and easier access to Silk's Reading View feature.

The first Bluesbreakers album, John Mayall plays John Mayall, was released in 1965, Then, in April 1966, Mayall released a second album to introduce a guitarist, a troubled young man who played like a hurricane, Eric Clapton.

The text of the bill has not yet been released but is expected to introduce several incentives to investment when it comes into force in three months' time.

One Direction's Louis Tomlinson also followed along via Twitter, which was a nice surprise for #Directioners after the band -- one of "X Factor" UK's biggest successes -- released a surprise video to introduce the American Season 2 premiere.

Apple's first iPhone was released in 2007, which began to introduce mobile email to the consumer masses.