Sentence examples for will officially introduce from inspiring English sources
It will officially introduce itself with a ceremony on Tuesday.
On Thursday, from Studio 6B in Rockefeller Center, home of "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," the NBC anchor Brian Williams will officially introduce the network's newest boss, Stephen B. Burke, in a closed-circuit presentation to the entire company.
On Sunday, the government will officially introduce Aakash-2, the improved version of India's super-cheap tablet computer, Aakash, aimed at revolutionizing education across colleges and universities in the country.
On Thursday, at a planned gala in San Francisco, Microsoft will officially introduce what are in fact four different operating systems aimed at different markets: desktop office users, Internet and other network server applications, and four months hence, a data center version that for the first time will permit Microsoft to compete in the very high end of the computer business.
As he himself is the first to acknowledge -- in his inevitably emphatic style -- "it's really strange!" Tomorrow, Mr. Philbin will officially introduce the Regis collection at Macy's Herald Square, where the monochromatic Regis shirts and ties will be sold as matching sets in seven colors (from blue and gray to aubergine and khaki) for $77.50.
The club will officially introduce Cahill to the media at a press conference on Monday.
The company will not officially introduce the doll until a trade show in Las Vegas this weekend, though it has been sold in Europe.
It will be officially introduced at the Milan Furniture Fair in April.
On Tuesday, Jackson will be officially introduced to the highest level of his sport.
That's just a small sample of the attributes of BlueSpace, the model "smart office" that will be officially introduced today at I.B.M.'s T. J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y.
The Scot will be officially introduced on Thursday afternoon, seven months after he was sacked by Manchester United following a dismal first season in charge.
