Sentence examples for introduced a style from inspiring English sources

The Paris Exhibition of 1925 introduced a style then known as Modern or Art Moderne.

It is a paradox of her period in office that, while seeking to limit the scope of government, she introduced a style of command and control, top-down, centralised authority that strengthened it and has proved hard for her successors to resist.

When the Natives returned from tour they introduced a style of rugby as good as any had ever seen in the country.

In songs such as "Lucky Star" and "Burning Up", Madonna introduced a style of upbeat dance music that would prove particularly appealing to future gay audiences.

The Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula in the 8th century introduced a style of building developed in North Africa reliant on tapial, pebbles in cement, where timber was in short supply.

They noted that with songs like "Lucky Star" and "Burning Up" (1983), Madonna introduced a "style of upbeat dance music that would prove particularly appealing to future gay audiences".

In the spring, she will introduce a style with 3-inch heels; the maximum now is 2. "We have many possibilities for expansion," she said, "while still staying in our basic niche".

Throwing allowed him to increase pace, and he was criticised for introducing a style of fast bowling designed to injure and intimidate batsmen.

Gray Line New York has introduced a new style of sightseeing bus to New York City.

It's a tall order but Levi's just introduced a new style, the Sta-Prest chinos, that meets all the criteria.

By 1500 tin glazes were used; and in the mid-16th century Paul and Kunz Preuning, potters of Nürnberg, introduced a polychrome style.