Sentence examples for international introduced from inspiring English sources

In October, at Calstart's hybrid truck show, both Kenworth and International introduced the first hybrid tractor trucks.

Last year, for example, Papa John's International introduced a pizza box that could be held up to a Webcam and turned into a virtual car, a replica of its founder's 1972 Camaro, while General Electric created an augmented-reality windmill Web site after it ran a Super Bowl commercial promoting its smart grid technology.

The Times newspaper, also part of News International, introduced a subscription service for its online version three years ago.

Brother International introduces a new series of color inkjet printers for small businesses.

But airports, such as Hong Kong International, Italy's Milano Malpensa, and Denmark's Aalborg International, have introduced radio-frequency identification technology (RFID) to make the process more accurate.

And Stanley Steemer International has introduced a campaign for its services to clean carpets, furniture, floors, air ducts and other woebegone household items.

"The Story of Ain't" explains why Webster's Third New International Dictionary, introduced with much fanfare in 1961, was so jam-packed with fighting words.

Fox International then introduced the show in those markets simultaneously, making it more like a theatrical release, said Sharon Tal Yguado, a senior vice president at Fox International.

International sanctions, introduced after the first nuclear test in 2006, have not had any noticeable effect — in part because they have not been seriously implemented.

Garmin International has introduced a G.P.S. called the Nuvi 660, which it describes as a personal travel assistant ($1,076 suggested retail price, but available for less online).

The Scotland international was introduced from the bench after Muhamed Besic's first league start of the season was ended by an early hamstring injury.