Sentence examples for import something from inspiring English sources

Imported shrimp Reid says: "We import something like 90% of our shrimp.

But if we needed some aubergine or courgette, we said, we'll import something".

The Sino-German zone is an attempt to import something else: not German kit so much as German credibility.

They still had a million and a half dollars to invest, and were eager to import something into China.

The solution is not to import something new but to take advantage of what is already there, by adding value to agricultural products that are normally shipped elsewhere.

Economists use the concept, known as "virtual water," to illustrate a simple fact: it is often cheaper to import something like grain or cotton than it is to transport water.

That's why, when he came to New York, in 1959, Coleman was instantly considered an enfant terrible who brazenly imported something like atonality into jazz.

The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 15 Incidental Intelligence: The Mamma Mia Importing Company has headquarters in Brooklyn, where it imports something or other.

By Lou Wylie and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 15 Incidental Intelligence: The Mamma Mia Importing Company has headquarters in Brooklyn, where it imports something or other.

"But now that we are talking about importing something that benefits the population of African descent, they say they are against it".

It was a U.S.-based employee working at Google in India who suggested importing something like the Hyderabad event to the company's American workforce.