Sentence examples for bigger introduced from inspiring English sources

Nineties branding was the client breathing down your neck and saying, 'Can you get the type bigger?' " Introduced in December 1909 with 21 consumer products the New York-based magazine had tested, including a washing machine and an electric iron, the Good Housekeeping seal has become an icon in its own right.

The second ad featuring Mr. Big introduces the retailer's spring selling season.

Toyota Motor, estimating that it lost 18,000 sales in the United States last month while its chief competitors enjoyed big gains, introduced incentives Tuesday as it tried to restore consumers' confidence in its vehicles after three big recalls.

Ian Williams, head of the organisation, says: "I've seen big changes introduced in this school.

But of course we're also getting the big theme introduced: time.

The next big innovation, introduced earlier this year, bestowed on traditional secure council tenants a "right to invest".

This month, Bully Hill, the region's biggest winery, introduced a charming nonvintage, retro Pink Catawba in a screwcap bottle.

One of the centrepieces of his election campaign was a promise to axe a "carbon tax" on big polluters, introduced by one of his Labor party predecessors, Julia Gillard.

Which brings us to Oliver Peoples O'Malleyy sunglasses, decreed as this season's big thing, introduced in 1988, but based on a 1950s style.

Late last month, for instance, Washington Mutual, one of the nation's biggest banks, introduced a new mortgage that offers more flexibility than many other loans, analysts say.

One of the big features introduced in 11.10 was the Ubuntu Software Center.