Sentence examples for someone else introduced from inspiring English sources

Someone else introduced him to Frank Sinatra, live and in person, after Mr. Piscopo had done his Sinatra imitation.

Mr. Obama talked about the need for "common sense" gun control after the movie theater slaughter in Aurora, Colo., and he hinted during the campaign that he might support a new assault weapons ban, presumably if someone else introduced it.

Too shy to befriend French students unless someone else introduced me.

Whether it was Juan Garrido or someone else who introduced wheat to the Americas, the fertile fields of central Mexico have been the epicenter of the global exchange of genetic plant material for 500 years.

If someone else has introduced you prior to your speech, take a few moments to thank them.

Most likely, someone else will introduce you, and many of your classmates know you already.

Depending on how the reception goes, someone else may introduce you and you won't have to do this part.

ITV Wales' political editor Adrian Masters succeeded in the tough job keeping everyone in check but one of the weaknesses of having so many on the panel is that often someone else has to be introduced at the point that it's becoming heated.

The newscaster quickly repeats the message and introduces someone else.

The U.S. would do better to urge Karzai not to run, than to introduce someone else by fiat.

"I feel absolutely horrible introducing someone else to the lifestyle I've created for myself," she says.