Sentence examples for said introduces from inspiring English sources

"Players that make you say things after they're names are said," introduces Alex Warwick.

So their internal clocks quickly become out of phase with local time, and this, Dr. Alerstam said, introduces errors in their use of the sun compass that result in an approximation of a great circle route.

Adding food items, several flight attendants said, introduces possible new difficulties involving things like collecting money and giving change -- a chore that flight attendants have always disliked -- and handling new food items and disposing of take-out trash.

In individual lessons, participants see a small image of themselves as well as their instructors on the monitor, and simply watching yourself play, Mr. Zukerman said, introduces a level of objectivity.

Mr. Hill's work, along with that of Mr. Barney, she said, "introduces the idea that the body is both material and immaterial.' Indeed, no artist has more imaginatively probed and stretched what might be called a jock aesthetic than Mr. Barney.

The use of the terminology of terrorism, he said, "introduces the rhetoric of an 'internal enemy' which in turn increases the likelihood of the Mapuche people considering themselves as part of a struggle of a nationalist character".

Net migration could fall by about 100,000 a year if the UK leaves the EU and introduces work permits for EU citizens, a pressure group has said.

Warren Hoge (NYT) GERMANY: KOHL INTRODUCES MEMOIRS Having formerly vowed never to publish his memoirs, former Chancellor Helmut Kohl said he needed to set the record straight and presented a new book titled "My Diary, 1998-2000" at a news conference.

PAGE A12 FRANCE INTRODUCES STIMULUS PLAN France will spend $33 billion over the next two years to soften the blow of the global downturn and limit the effects of increasing unemployment, President Nicolas Sarkozy said.

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