Sentence examples for introduced a Spanish from inspiring English sources

She introduced a Spanish TV acoustic performance of Sweet Jane.

Increased contacts with Spanish-speaking slave buyers from mainland South America introduced a Spanish element into the then-developing Papiamentu.

Tokyo Kaneku, a Japanese company that has grown and processed wasabi for 100 years, has introduced a Spanish extra virgin olive oil with a gentle kick from wasabi leaves.

In the second half, he introduced a Spanish mood with another solo piano work, the "Almeria" movement from Albeniz's "Iberia," before Mr. Domingo concluded the program with three songs by Federico Moreno Torroba.

Last December, MasterCard introduced a Spanish-language Web site and is trying to have other companies like Metris market to Hispanic consumers through the site.

Radio listeners of a certain age may still recall commercials to introduce a Spanish sangria, Yago, pronounced "Eee-AH-go," which were built around the repeated recitation of the name.

And immersed as he is in the biographical detail of his protagonists, he is unable to give the reader a broader assessment of why Spain lost, or more than some cursory thoughts on the political failings of the new Latin American states.Worryingly, when Mr Harvey introduces a Spanish word it is often mistranslated.

Today on Amazon.com.mx, Amazon will introduce a Spanish-language site featuring millions of items including consumer electronics, kitchen and home items, sports equipment, tools, baby, health and personal care products, jewelry, music, books, movies, software and more.

The Fair Isaac Corporation has introduced a new Spanish version of its myFICO.com consumer Web site.

On the positive side, Germany's labor minister, Ursula von der Leyen, introduced a promising German-Spanish plan to begin training young workers in languages — in other words, German.

John III of Portugal, with the permission of Pope Paul III, introduced a tribunal like the Spanish Inquisition against Portuguese Jews in 1536.