Which books were you most eager to introduce to your children?
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It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you my distinguished panel.
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With that, I introduce to you, my new NGO, Harness the Tears!
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Or at least the selves they wanted to introduce to the world.
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" Continuing, he added: "Ladies and gentleman I introduce to you….. Maggie and Ollie Bautista.
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"I wanna introduce to an amazing pile of atoms," says bandmate Claypool, also enamoured.
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Here are some of the radical measures Johnson's government could introduce to British life.
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The first taste I wanted to introduce to the guest was this kind of smell.
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But they haven't been very clear on what they plan to introduce to replace the ACA.
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It's not merely theology that they wish to introduce to their art form, but liberation theology.
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Comcast Ventures invests in companies it can later introduce to its cable and broadcast television customers.
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As with every money concept you introduce to your kids, Torabi says, "start with training wheels."
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Renting a boyfriend to introduce to your parents, when they are pressuring you to get married.
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There's no telling what other creepy, sci-fi technology Luckey is looking to introduce to the battlefields.
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Her website has a draft of a resolution she intends to introduce to create the climate panel.
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He did not specify which additional methods of torture he would introduce to bolster American intelligence-gathering.
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This fun colorway is the perfect pop of color to introduce to your otherwise neutral fall wardrobe.
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To move up, you need to think about like-minded folks you can introduce to each other.
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Ladies and gentlemen...I just want to introduce to you...he's a friend of mine...Baby Yoda.
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In fact, Ninja just partnered with Wicked Cool Toys to introduce to the market a line of actual toys.
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Gillibrand, who's running for president, tied her invitation to new legislation she plans to introduce to protect trans troops.
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But her musical curiosity has always left her open and willing to listen to new artists I introduce to her.
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"And also an opportunity for me to introduce to all of you the new Brazil that we are building," he added.
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Biden also laid out a slate of new rules and legislation he plans to introduce to beef up ethics and transparency.
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The kind of guy you can take out with your friends, bring home to your parents, and introduce to your boss.
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That alone is a revolutionary move to introduce to Netflix's ballooning comedy library, but Meyers cheekily takes it a step further.
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The LiveWire is the first of several motorcycles Harley plans to introduce to refresh its lineup over the next several years.
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And without further ado, I would like to introduce to you the next president of the United State, Miss Hillary Clinton.
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He and Mr. Ku travel frequently to Taiwan, and return with ever more new dishes to introduce to their Brooklyn audience.
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It was peopled by a lot of extras who we had to introduce to the idea of the song very carefully.
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" Barletta said the president put his full support behind "legislation I will introduce to deny health care tax credits to illegal immigrants.
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Lawmakers say this is part of a larger package of bills they intend to introduce to address issues raised by our reporting.
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They can look for similar business and roll them into larger operations for example, and introduce to other customers in their large base.
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The book imagines the possibility that we can feed ourselves and fight the waste we introduce to the planet at the same time.
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We met a ton of people in the premiere episode — hosts, guests, park engineers and managers — and were introduce to more each week.
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Earlier this year the startup partnered with IBM Africa to introduce to its network of vendors a blockchain-enabled finance working capital platform.
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The revue began with acoustic gospel-soul from C West, an artist Mr. Boone hopes to introduce to secular radio before gospel radio.
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From Prime Original Series to classics that you'll love to introduce to your kids, Prime Video has a great selection of kids' shows.
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In my ongoing quest to horrify my girlfriend with eyesores I can introduce to our living room, I have obtained a Razer Turret.
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We're introduce to the state through shots of corn fields and the like, which look and feel like stock photos: distant, staged, impersonal.
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Late last year, the Senate passed a resolution, which Mr. Sanders helped introduce, to end American military assistance for the kingdom's war there.
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New IMF research shows that the new skills and productivity levels that women introduce to the workforce yields higher economic benefits than previously thought.
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All the other stuff that wargames tend to introduce to capture more detail or elusive "historical" accuracy was basically abstracted out of the game.
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So, it is my honor to introduce to all of you, my friend and the president-elect of the United States of America, Donald Trump.
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Mark Levine said this week that he plans to introduce to have the question struck from marriage license forms, according to the Times-Dispatch reported.
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As they thought about "what ingredients we can introduce to our customers, one of the ones we kept coming back around to is kelp," Jammet said.
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As TechCrunch covered, IBM partnered with Kenyan agtech startup Twiga earlier this year to introduce to Twiga's network of vendors a blockchain-enabled working capital platform.
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Still, it's not clear what laws the UK could introduce to force such data sharing, or if there is any widespread political report for such changes.
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Over the weekend, Venezuela's opposition leaders tried to receive and introduce to the country shipments of international aid parked at border crossings with Brazil and Colombia.
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She wasn't the kind of girl he could introduce to his upper-class family, and surprise, he was engaged and planned to go through with the wedding.
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The exhibition features a number of photographs of these hulking, outdoor works that offer a sense of the serenity they must introduce to anyone in their environment.
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Sherrod Brown: You want someone with a long progressive record and a history of winning in the Midwest, then let me introduce to senior senator from Ohio.
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It is almost as if Republicans are dating someone they will not introduce to their mother, but have reluctantly agreed to marry because they cannot do better.
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With Silvernest, she said, she was able to carefully read all the profiles, which made choosing whom to message and to introduce to her father much simpler.
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Dassler, whose shoes were worn by Jesse Owens, was one of the names she would introduce to students before lecturing on the 212 Olympics, held in Berlin.
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In the often-insular French art world, she is known for traveling — especially to Eastern Europe and the Middle East — to find artists to introduce to French audiences.
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That allowed Airbus and Boeing to adapt their smaller airliners to use the unusually fuel-efficient and quiet engine technology that Bombardier had hoped to introduce to the market.
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Goldnik says he works upwards of 50 hours a week with the focus of being a "trendsetter," and of discovering fresh looks and brands to introduce to his audience.
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Drug corporations fought regulations that oversee the products that they introduce to the market, but they welcomed those that lengthen market exclusivity rights and allow their prices to skyrocket.
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In fact, prosecutors have, as recently as Wednesday morning, had witnesses testify about receiving the same kinds of documents that they now want to introduce to jurors without witnesses.
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"This population is hard to introduce to all the available resources of the country: diagnosis, access to antiretroviral treatment, and other services that improve quality of life," says Escribano.
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Maybe a player like Wall — who Wagner helped introduce to the world once upon a time — will decide to call it quits and Wagner will edit his NBA retirement mix.
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During the first gameplay reveal in Los Angeles yesterday, Bungie executives took the stage to outline the substantial quality of life improvements the sequel will introduce to make this happen.
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However, as the conversation at a recent Mayfield-hosted event on the topic turned to the complexities that autonomous cars might introduce to the urban thoroughfare, I had an insight.
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"He told me there was someone he had been wanting to introduce to me for the past five years," said Mr. Ackman, who has three children from his previous marriage.
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They're just not uber-rich (but seriously, they've got bread); these hard-working women also have exciting careers and amazing families that they can't wait to introduce to the world.
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After getting broken up with by her fiancé right before Thanksgiving, a woman hires a fake fiancé to introduce to her family in hopes of finally pleasing her overly demanding mother.
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This goes for top positions, like cabinet secretaries or the heads of agencies, but also down to the deputy under secretaries and staff members, whom they could introduce to the system.
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The flying cars, which the company hopes to introduce to riders in two to five years, will conduct vertical takeoffs and landings from skyports, air stations on rooftops or the ground.
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It's worth remembering that before Donald Trump rose as a force in GOP politics, this sort of proposal would have been considered far too extreme to introduce to a broad electorate.
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Toyota previously said that by the early 2020s it would have 10 BEV models that it plans to first sell in China and then gradually introduce to Japan, the U.S. and Europe.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu intends to introduce to the broadcast market the same reform that he introduced into other sectors of Israel's economy with spectacular results: competition, the very opposite of control.
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The draft of the bill, which the House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi will introduce to counter the GOP-driven Senate bill, will provide significant relief for airlines, as well as industry employees.
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But the most important feature the S20 lineup is going to introduce to most phone owners might be the one that isn't actually that new at all: the high-refresh 120Hz display.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A tax that China looks to introduce to combat currency speculation is still being researched, vice central bank governor Yi Gang said on Saturday, damping expectations of any imminent policy step.
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Dave Dillion, an expert with the Society of Actuaries, told me Friday that part of the insurance industry's objections is likely the uncertainty that the Cruz plan would introduce to the insurance market.
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This included training workshops, mentor sessions and even hackathons to introduce to some of the most exciting tech companies across the country talented men and women who had served in our armed forces.
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Brunelle sets store by Macron's ability to bridge a traditional gulf between left and right and forge wide backing for the liberal-minded reforms he wants to introduce to boost a lacklustre economy.
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The careful selection, purchase, and processing of fashion-forward designer pieces is integral to serving the company's rapidly increasing member base, who are always looking for new styles to introduce to their closet.
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CALLAN: WELL, I READ THE STORIES LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE ABOUT OKAY, NO ANALYSTS WORKING ON SATURDAYS OR WHATEVER TYPES OF PROGRAMS PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO INTRODUCE TO REALLY INSTITUTIONALIZE AN APPROACH ON THIS TOPIC.
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And on a busy campus filled with bikers, skateboarders, and students hustling to get to class, I cannot imagine what kind of havoc a lil' thigh-high robot roadblock would introduce to the mix.
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It's a smart, informed and helpful story accompanied by a riveting and very funny video and a whole bunch of amazing recipes that I hope you will introduce to your Thanksgiving sideboard this year.
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They are one of six species Ignacio Jiménez and his team are trying to re-introduce to the Iberá project, a 7,500km{+2} wetland reserve in north Argentina, run by Tompkins Conservation, an American charity.
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Images of the dog with a paintbrush in his mouth have quickly captured the hearts of reddit users, art-lovers, and Shiba Inu aficionados longing for new tricks to introduce to the highly intelligent breed.
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"GenesisCare... has developed a world class model for cancer and cardiac care that we will help introduce to China and take around the world," China Resources Deputy General Manager Kerry Zhang said in the statement.
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Bogard will be the fourth of five DLC fighters being added to the game, although Nintendo says it's working on a suite of new characters it will introduce to the game in the coming months.
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Applying the butterfly effect to its absence — appropriate, given the episode's plot — the Star Trek we know today wouldn't have been possible without the ripples of complexity and moral ambiguity Ellison helped introduce to the series.
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Euro zone finance ministers are currently congregating in Luxembourg for a meeting of the Eurogroup to discuss Greece's progress in implementing the spending cuts and economic measures it needs to introduce to receive further bailout payments.
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Its decision to dip its toe into African waters through an educational initiative is a shrewd move, compared to the heralded and somewhat elaborate projects some of its Western counterparts are trying to introduce to Africa.
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They recently led to the upcoming shutdown of Favstar, for example, while other Twitter app makers, Tweetbot included, co-signed a letter to Twitter asking for help resolving the issues those changes would introduce to their apps.
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In the same way that Kraftwerk's obsession with the automobile shed light on the profound humanity of the man and machine as one, YMO understood the exciting possibilities—and crippling horrors—that new technological advances could introduce to society.
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With four courses and over 50 hours of premium content, this learning pack will introduce to the different facets of AI. You'll get to grips with the concept of chatbots, and discover just how you can build one yourself.
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ET but have traded higher ever since, with investors hoping that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Donald Trump's addresses would offer clarity on specific steps the federal government will introduce to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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KC: It's kind of an iconic stye that we've been watching for a while but we wanted to wait to introduce to get the right fit and appearance first, especially because we don't have laces to make the fit right.
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When Michael contemplated renting that tidy little studio apartment on Ethel Avenue, with its white fence and pearly roses, it was voluptuous Bree in her tight clothes and gold Mercedes whom he was visualizing having to introduce to those kindly landladies.
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Volkswagen announced on Thursday that it planned to introduce to the Chinese market 25 models of electric cars between 2020 and 2025, in addition to the 15 electric models it already had planned to bring to the country by 2020.
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One possibility she has in mind is an educational program to introduce to elementary and middle school students "where students are tasked with solving problems in a fully diverse group which teaches the value in incorporating gender differences in making decisions," she said.
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In an effort to emphasize the "punishment" in corporal punishment, he custom-made a size-fifteen boot with a thick handle built into it, drilled holes in the sole to make it more aerodynamic, and brought it home to introduce to my backside.
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In fact, consider me the Dimitri Mendeleev of casual yet surprisingly athletic sex because, my friends, I am here to, not just talk about break up songs, but to introduce to you the theory of the nuclear half-life of breakup songs.
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Playing the instrument that her father famously helped introduce to Western popular culture in the 1960s, Shankar brings Indian classical music together with elements of pop, flamenco and electronic music; her most recent release, "Reflections," is a greatest-hits compilation spanning her two-decade career.
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Last but not least, Cecchi told BuzzFeed News that it's important to keep an eye out for new bills that local, state, and federal governments might introduce to help employees in response to the pandemic, like after 9/11 and during the 2008 recession.
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Baldock is also revamping the group's mobile product range, including improved choice in SIM-only deals and flexible credit based bundles, which it expects to introduce to the market this year, and is speeding-up the integration of mobile and electricals into one business.
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So naturally, when iconic lingerie brand Frederick's of Hollywood decided it was time for a rebrand to introduce to a new generation, they tapped Fox to become not only the face and designer of one of its new collections, but also a co-owner of the brand.
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In another security-related improvement, Google also said it would introduce to its password manager a new feature called Password Checkup that will tell you if any of your passwords are weak, whether you've reused them across multiple sites or if Google has discovered they've been compromised.
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In the spirit of sharing The Office with as many age groups as possible, Little, Brown Young Readers and NBC Universal partnered to bring fans a story that they can proudly introduce to kids in their lives who may still be too young to watch the show.
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An unconventional worm marriage works on multiple levels — it's a subtle way to introduce to children the concept of same gender marriage, while also demonstrating in a broader sense that traditions (their bug friends describe in the book "how it's usually done") don't need to be strictly followed.
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Meanwhile, a Keeper is more the kind of woman a man wants to introduce to his mother and is "dressed appropriately" yet "still sexy," takes a man's phone number but does not give out her own, and "wields her power like a samurai sword," whatever that may mean.
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" The TLC personality asserts that the lucky guy she could one day introduce to her kids "won't be my kids' dad," but rather "would love my kids to have a mutual friendship and respect with this guy and for him to be someone they can ask for advice.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I have the incredible honor, and privilege, to introduce to you tonight a man who has led, as he campaigned, who has been as good as his word in fighting for life, a man who is worth fighting for because they are worth fighting for.
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Nor do they claim to be the only digital space for kinksters to find partners; Daveed and others in the scene attest to the fact that many just use OKCupid or Tinder and either find other kinksters in the lusty scrum or get involved with vanilla folks who they gradually introduce to their kinks.
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Further, the mindshare that accompanies the Walmart brand could give Walmart Health the upper hand in the entrenched, $262 billion US primary care market: With the retail giant serving 140 million customers in person or online every week, Walmart has a robust base of customers that it could easily introduce to its new, low-cost primary care services.
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"We supply many factories that re-export from China to the U.S., and the way we've seen dropping, some of those exports ... it's something very important, not just to activate our exports, but also to the level of certainty that it should introduce to the markets," he said of a trade deal between Beijing and Washington.
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Rather, he uses the social capital imbued in the word "art" to introduce to the public people doing noteworthy things (making Buddhist statues out of taxidermied beetles, or pruning the grass on the sides of the highway into interesting shapes) through his books and exhibitions regardless of whether they were, are or ever will be pursuing art.
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Basanta's sound sculpture directly implicates us in such a system, as upon contemplation we come to recognize that our very presence in the room alters the work's composition, not only in the noises we introduce to the gallery, but in the ways in which the work's sound waves resonate throughout our bodies to alter the timbre of the space itself.
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What they said about the vape photo: The thought of me toking on a smelly pipe appeared to be a turn-on for some, while cigarettes were just a little too risqué: Winner: Polo nose, with 62 matchesLoser: Straight edge angel, with 50 matches This app is to help you find people to introduce to your genitals, not to act as a middle man for evangelical study buddies, so it's no surprise polo nose won.
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It was twenty years ago todayThe industrial sport complex learned women would pay more money than men for slightly trumped up versions of poorly tailored gender-specific clothingThey've been going out of styleBut they're guaranteed to raise a smile from those reaping profits of 80 percent over manufacturing costSo may I introduce to youThe act you've known for all these yearsThe polyester shit they think you'll buy when all you want is a regular t-shirt I couldn't rightly tell you who was the first of my female ancestors to get her Women's Traditional Nightshirt, the one I, like every other woman I know, was lucky enough to inherit through a line of women that stretches back centuries.
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