Sentence examples for * introductions in from inspiring English sources

"These introductions in Europe do present a warning," Dr. Ryan said.

In general, there were relatively few big introductions in New York.

The recent #hellomynameis Twitter campaign highlights the importance of introductions in health and social care.

A public relations firm was hired to make introductions in London society.

The new-model introductions in Paris reflected the state of the market.

Some of the industry's most successful product introductions in recent years have featured pellets that resemble human food.

It goes on sale in Europe this fall, with introductions in Asia, Australia, and North and South America to follow.

Green dishwashing liquid followed a similar pattern, with 14 introductions in 2007, 85 in 2008, then 58 in 2009.

Most of the other introductions in Detroit will be fairly run-of-the-mill: conventional Buicks, Chryslers, Hondas, Fords and the like.

One of the most successful fragrance introductions in recent history is Ms. Lopez's, with sales of $40 million in its first year, according to news accounts.

While waiting for her at her apartment at the Hotel Ambassador he saw some notes, which were apparently introductions in English to her songs.