Sentence examples for serving to introduce from inspiring English sources

The campaign is also serving to introduce products like Truvia Baking Blend, which mixes stevia leaf extract with sugar.

Within a generation, Mendelssohn's Bible was to be found in almost every literate Jewish home in central Europe, serving to introduce its readers to German culture.

The blandness was epitomized by the meandering opening and closing numbers, Conny Janssen's "Catch!," set to music by Alfonso X El Sabio and serving to introduce the company's 12 personable dancers in bouncy vignettes, and Mr. van Manen's "In the Future," to music by David Byrne.

It is only in the second edition of the Critique that Kant gives such a prominent place to Hume and his "objection" to causality, serving to introduce what Kant now calls "the general problem of pure reason".

That apt description of his engaging reminiscences might easily serve to introduce this novel.

The descriptions of boyhood adventure also serve to introduce what Busch calls "a fascination with damage".

That is brought to life in the 60-second commercial that will serve to introduce the campaign.

Those features also served to introduce many of the show's producers to the senior advisers of the various campaigns.

Penney ran four commercials during the show, all new, which served to introduce a campaign that carries the theme "Yours truly".

"Pushpanjali," the opening dance, served to introduce Ms. Murthy and her light and sensuous style of moving, which was almost flirtatious in its lack of traditional reserve.

The Quinzaine has often served to introduce young filmmakers who were later featured in the Official Selection, which is programmed by a committee headed by Gilles Jacob.