Sentence examples for started by introducing a from inspiring English sources

The event's MC started by introducing a video of prime minister Julia Gillard's message of support, then dancers, choreographers and hip hop teachers gathered on stage, the little kids in the crowd went to the front, and everyone tried to do the official dance.

He started by introducing a new concept: quasi-dependence.

The reaction started by introducing a volume of 100 ml of 30% wt of aqueous AEEA into a double jacket reactor.

The chancellor can start by introducing a real living wage.

I would start by introducing a Tax Dodging Bill as part of Britain's contribution to a fairer global tax system.

Paradoxically, companies may find it easier to start by introducing a living wage into their operations in developed countries, where relatively few employees fall below this level.

Drifting between an ocean survival drama, a metropolitan chick flick, and a twee children's comedy with a lizard that plays the bongos, the film starts by introducing a girl called Nim (Little Miss Sunshine's Abigail Breslin), who lives on a remote tropical island with her father (Butler) and her pet sealion.

Because, say wry Frenchmen, the government would have had to start by introducing a 30-hour week, then 31 hours, then 32 ...A recent government report showed that most French civil servants already work for much less than 39 hours a week; some chalk up an average of fewer than 30 hours if holidays are included.

We start by introducing a property for a mapping, where is a metric space.

The second chapter starts by introducing a selection of key concepts needed to undersand the software.

We start by introducing a strongly continuous cosine family and sine family in X. [1].