Sentence examples for has always imported from inspiring English sources
To solve the problem, television has always imported talking heads -- Robert Hughes, Sister Wendy -- who interpret for us.
However, as Libya has always imported most of its fuel, the frenzied buying is often sparked by rumours of shortages.
TV has always imported shows and concepts from elsewhere: Everything from "All in the Family" to "Homeland" started out as shows that first aired in other countries.
The necessity for cooperation to exploit these resources has produced real social cohesion among the Lozi, but they have always been short of labour and have constantly imported people from their subject groups and serfs from raided foreigners.
In the United States, Surrealism has always had an imported aura, like fabulously smelly French cheese.
As a summer theater Williamstown has always depended on imported talent.
Real Madrid, an importer from the start with Ferenc Puskas and Alfredo Di Stéfano among its illustrious European Cup teams of the 1950s, has always paid to import its glory.
I've always taken imported European ones," said a pensioner, Nadezhda Kovalyova, who was stocking up on blood pressure pills at a central Moscow pharmacy.
Golf there has always been an import.
Crime has always been an import-export affair and in many ways mirrors "legitimate" business.
August 11 2015 August 15 201515 The Metropolitan Opera has always been timid about importing new compositions from other companies, so Lincoln Center and the New York Philharmonic have partnered to fill the void in New York's opera scene.
