Sentence examples similar to time introductions from inspiring English sources

He published one moderately successful book, which grew in esteem with time, Introduction à la connaissance de l'esprit humain, suivie de réflexions et de maximes (1746; "Introduction to an Understanding of the Human Mind, Followed by Reflections and Maxims").

"Sadler's dealing with first-time introductions across the state.

Sturridge, whose half-time introduction transformed Liverpool's afternoon, escaped without even a booking for leaving his foot in on Ryan Bertrand.

Never before has she been on a stage with millions watching, and she has been preparing for her prime-time introduction for days.

Tshibola, whose most notable contribution since his half-time introduction had been a dive, for which he was booked, nodded home from close range after a corner to the back post.

Roberto Martínez's initial gambit of matching Bilic's 3-4-3 formation had paid off and his half-time introduction of Muhamed Besic brought a benefit when the Bosnian won the penalty that Lukaku spurned.

But Moyes' half-time introduction of substitute Niclas Alexandersson appeared to have shifted the momentum of the tie as the Swedish midfielder scored an equaliser just before the hour.

A poorly timed introduction of high-end art glass during the Great Depression proved to be a costly mistake for the company, and it was sold to Owens-Illinois Glass Company in 1935.

The half-time introduction of Charlie Adam for Ireland gave the home side more impetus.

And the misses proved costly as Clarke's half-time introduction inspired the Bantams into reaching Monday evening's televised draw.

Quiet since his half-time introduction, the Auxerre striker profited from some slack defending as Niger's back four switched off and he checked inside onto his left foot before drilling home from 10 yards.