De Jong was known, before Manchester City imported him, to be a pit bull.
The Angels imported him largely for business reasons, but also because he can help them do better in October.
She imported him from the Netherlands, where he had been co-habitating with his mother, and brought him to live with her on her farm in the Ozark mountains.
I'd have imported him into the British original – possibly along with newspaper the Gracepoint Journal, which seems slightly more dynamic than its British equivalent.
Right now he's in Colorado, at the Air Force Academy, which imported him for a year to teach in the behavioral sciences department and advise the school on preventing sexual violence.
Those successes brought Berkeley to the attention of Hollywood, and producer Samuel Goldwyn imported him to work on the choreography for comedian Eddie Cantor's film Whoopee! (1930), which had been a successful show produced by Flo Ziegfeld.
Especially Mike Marshall, who had one single in his first 15 times at bat since the Mets imported him from Los Angeles, anointed him as the successor to Keith Hernandez at first base and banished Dave Magadan to the bench to make room.
Rather than leave his yogi-to-the-stars behind when he moved back to Cambridge from Los Angeles (his wife, Vicki, had landed a teaching fellowship at Harvard), he bankrolled a yoga studio in nearby Somerville and simply imported him.
Singing is something that Mr. Boggs, a moving target on the metropolitan region talk show menu since WNYW-TV imported him from High Point, N.C., in 1975 for "Midday Live With Bill Boggs," has long aspired to do -- in the spotlight, not the shower.
Rio Branco was a heavy smoker, and he would daily smoke up to thirty Cuban cigars specially imported for him from Havana.
