Sentence examples for he introduced in from inspiring English sources

Referring to a chess variant he introduced in 1996, he replied: "Only Fischer Random.

The bill he introduced in March, along with Pat Leahy, the Democratic senator from Vermont, is pretty modest.

The economic laws he introduced in 1988 had weakened the huge state sector without allowing private enterprise to emerge.

The Sinai billiard, which he introduced in 1963, was a flat square with a circle cut out of the middle.

Instead, his focused on Mr. Obama, delivering a version of a speech that he introduced in Appleton, Wis., last week.

Mr Thaksin, a telecoms-tycoon-turned-politician, awoke an electoral giant with populist policies he introduced in 2001.

Wrigley relied on advertising to boost sales of Wrigley's Spearmint chewing gum, which he introduced in 1893.

The possibilities for expression that he introduced in the process didn't develop much in his later work.

He introduced in his Sielanki (1614; "Idylls") a poetic genre that was to retain its vitality until the end of the 19th century.

After his release (1815) he moved to Hampstead, home of Keats, whom he introduced in 1817 to Shelley, a friend since 1811.

The televised press conferences he introduced in June have been a success, and he performed impressively during his marathon (if over-respectful) interrogation by select committee chairmen.