Sentence examples for ever introducing from inspiring English sources

Later, Dorian berates Lord Henry for ever introducing him to the book: "You poisoned me with a book once.

Holly Thomas, vice president for national media relations and cause marketing at Macy's, said she was not aware of another cosmetics brand ever introducing a philanthropic aspect into a gift-with-purchase promotion.

Beyond Oblivion, a digital music start-up company that raised $87 million from blue-chip investors like News Corporation, closed its doors last week without ever introducing what was supposed to be its signature product, Boinc.

United States sales have increased each year since 1991, and Mr. Purves said the company was "in the midst of our biggest new product offensive ever," introducing a new car series and positioning itself for further growth.

While the prime minister hailed the demise of the "useless, destructive [carbon] tax" and promised that the Coalition would "never do anything that damages the economy", he repeatedly refused to rule out ever introducing a carbon price in the future.

Beyond the most obvious reason why I am questioning the wisdom of ever introducing this agent of Satan, I mean Santa, into my house (who on Earth has the time to remember to move this little gentleman around every night?), I can't help but wonder if we are really sending our kids the right message with things like the Elf.

No American writer ever introduced fewer likable characters.

AL GORE calls it "one of the most important pieces of legislation ever introduced in Congress".

Don't say: "I hope nobody ever introduces her to salad cream".

"Every time I've ever introduced a reform in government," he said, "I wish in retrospect I had gone further".

"I don't think he was ever introduced to an intellectually credible presentation of the Christian faith," he noted.