Sentence examples for guardian introduced from inspiring English sources

It's not without irony that the news comes in the week when the Guardian introduced us to the horrors of the £2 chicken.

Two years later the Guardian introduced its first website and in 1999 the series of sites that followed were pulled together to form Guardian Unlimited, predecessor to today's theguardian.com.

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The spokesman told the Guardian: "Howard Leigh introduced donors to Liam Fox's office during the 2005 leadership campaign.

The Guardian has introduced carbon tracker as a tool to measure the carbon output of bought media and its overall marketing footprint.

When The Guardian newspaper introduced its paid-for iPhone app to rave reviews, we questioned how long its upkeep could be sustained by a one-off payment.

The adaptability of the contents of the Guardian figure introduced by Law 6/2004 and the speed of the procedure of its appointment made it as a useful tool used for any type of disability, in respect of the person.

I introduced Guardian readers to James Cameron, a brilliant writer, who alternated on Monday mornings with Jill Tweedie, an equally brilliant writer.

The information he presented was, on the whole, factually correct but its portrayal in the Guardian article arguably introduced some distortion.

Some months ago, my guardian angel was introduced to me in a dream.

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light introduced co-operative gameplay to the series, a move that brand director Karl Stewart said was meant to "show [Lara] as a more humanistic character" by placing her in a situation that differed from previous installments.