Sentence examples for to introduce that from inspiring English sources

With two weeks to prepare, the responsibility falls on Caldwell to introduce that creativity.

It hopes to introduce that technology by the end of the year.

At the last minute, though, Bonds's lawyers decided not to introduce that recording into evidence.

Come Saturday afternoon, we are going to introduce that scrub Eagles quarterback to some Giants Stadium winterized winds of war.

And thus cigar workers, whether in Chicago or Havana, were the first ones in their time who managed to introduce that vital commodity — distraction — onto the work floor.

You need to introduce that process slowly instead of shouting 'this is a new generation, this is how things will work'.

But because of the legal parameters of the government's case, Ms. Hoffman said, she was not allowed to introduce that evidence in court.

When I taught it, I made sure a pupil summarised the chapter for the class so I wouldn't have to introduce that bit.

If quality print advertising featuring high-fashion models drives desire and aspiration, vlogs are then the perfect way to introduce that girl-next-door accessibility.

"I don't want to introduce that sort of complexity into our system and that is why we opted for the relatively straightforward approach".

"It's not role-playing or anything, but it's important to introduce that music to people through your interpretation, instead of being afraid to touch it".