Sentence examples for who is introducing from inspiring English sources

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Mr Reynolds, who is introducing his bill on Wednesday and is a long standing supporter of proportional representation, said the current system was not entirely democratic.

Gildo Zegna, chief executive of the Zegna Group, who is introducing in Milan this week an "Uomo" fragrance in a new partnership with Estée Lauder, has seen the opportunity to sell upscale men's wear in a continent of peacock males.

Richard Mishaan, a Manhattan interior designer and the author of "Modern Luxury," who is introducing a new line of lighting with the Urban Electric Company next month, agreed to take on the project free.

A campaign for the holiday season will showcase not just Ms. Stewart, who is introducing new decorations, baking equipment, candles and other products, but also Joe Boxer and other brands.

"There were others at the time who were technically better," says Kevin Brownlow, the film-restorer and historian who is introducing a rare screening of Griffith's Intolerance, with full orchestra at London's Royal Festival Hall.

It might be a young child who is introduced and says, "I want to grow up to be president".

It stars Channing Tatum as a young counterfeiter who is introduced to underground street fighting by a scam artist (Terrence Howard).

Not bad for someone who is introduced in the first episode puking into a bin not once, but twice.

We also have Venom (Topher Grace), who is introduced, with something close to panic, two-thirds of the way through the film.

One of the best of these involves a little mob scion named Salvatore, who is introduced by his doting Grandpa to the hit man.