Sentence examples for something to introduce from inspiring English sources

When there's a cloud in Maxwell's landscape, it's verbal: someone says something to introduce the "drama" that changes the landscape, the actors move around a bit, and then something else happens — usually a song.

Young Herriot may bring in All Creatures viewers hankering for the past but it also offers something fresh to introduce a new generation to the enduring adventures of James Herriot.

U-verse does not have any high-definition channels, something AT&T hopes to introduce by the end of the year.

I imagined a busy shopper or rushed commuter stopping and donating a warm drink or sandwich to someone less fortunate than themselves and realised it was something we needed to introduce in the UK.

To be able to optimize something, we have to introduce either some more relations or a restriction.

Headlines with words like "disaster," "ponzi," "pirate," "stealing" and "damning" don't particularly make bitcoin something you want to introduce to your mother.

But McDonald's says this is not something it plans to introduce to its restaurants.

The Lib Dem pledge to raise personal allowance has been kept, albeit not as something to be introduced in year one, but some of the progressive taxation measures we were committed to implementing to pay for it have not.

The idea isn't propaganda, but to introduce something, and it's more convincing if it's something you love".

When a peer was going to introduce something blunt to you it was usually followed by something that certainly wasn't going to induce good feelings.

"The best way to hurt bills is to introduce something obnoxious," he said.