Sentence examples for instance was introduced from inspiring English sources

Lauren Conrad's line, for instance, was introduced at Bloomingdale's in the fall of 2008.

As the evening warmed up, John Hillcoat, who directed "The Road" for the Weinstein Company, for instance, was introduced by a busy publicist to Jeff Bridges.

Johnson grass, for instance, was introduced as a forage crop to America in the early 19th century and is now considered a great nuisance.

Advair, for instance, was introduced in the United States 12 weeks ago, and now commands 12percentt of the market, with £71 million ($100.8 million) in sales, the company said.

One section, for instance, is introduced as Cartier-Bresson's criticism of "American vulgarity, greed and racism".

Precious, for instance, is introduced to the notion of organic food (though it doesn't take) by a thoughtful male nurse.

The Phil-shaped twist, for instance, is introduced early, without a scrap of suspense, and, when we tack back East, to a subplot about Bobby's no-good brother, Ben (Corey Stoll), a hoodlum whose idea of friendly persuasion involves a pit of wet concrete, the mood of the movie barely skips a beat.

Durran's costumes also helped emphasise social rank among the different characters; Caroline Bingley for instance is introduced in an empire silhouetted dress, clothing that would have then been at the height of fashion.

Arizona and Texas, for instance, are introducing bills that would loosen gun restrictions.

Tesco, for instance, is introducing a labeling system that will let consumers assess a product's carbon footprint.

A library of real-life instances is introduced and made publicly available for benchmarking.